Termite Protection
Determining which termite control product is best for your home means considering a number of factors. Needless to say, you want a product that works without questions and uses the very latest technology available. You also want to be sure that it is formulated with your family and the environment in mind, and that it is applied by experienced knowledgeable professionals. Finally, you want to know it is manufactured by a company that cares and stands behind its termite protection product.
You could spend a great deal of time looking for termite control product that meets all these criteria. Or, you could look to the one that has already been determined to do so by millions of homeowners just like you: Termidor termiticide/ insecticide. It’s America’s #1 termite defense product, and when you choose it, you can rest assured you’ve made the best choice possible for your home.
Look Who’s Coming To Dinner
A termite colony is like a vast, dynamic city, focused on growth and expansion. The colony has a sophisticated caste system and can contain millions of termites, all working together to turn your home into a giant buffet. Here’s who you may be unwittingly inviting over to dine:
- King and Queen- The pair of reproductive termites that successfully establishes a new colony is called the king and queen. The queen’s sole purpose is to reproduce, laying thousands of eggs every year. Some Live for as long as 30 years.
- Workers- These blind, wingless termites make up the largest castle and are the most likely to be found in infested wood. They build, repair, forage for food, and care for other termites. Workers can molt into nymphs soldiers.
- Nymphs -Nymphs are newly hatched termites that have not yet assumed a colony. They can molt into different castes: workers, primary reproductive’s, or supplementary reproductive’s.
- Soldiers- Soldiers are sterile, wingless, and blind. Their sole function is to defend the colony.
- Winged Reproductive’s -These termites can leave the colony and swarm to a new location, where they shed their wings and pair up to start new colonies.