Inspection of the structure
The crew walks the Highlands house and reads the slab edge, the garage, door frames and the soil line outside. Mud tubes up a foundation wall, hollow-sounding trim and discarded wings mark where the colony feeds.
The crew drives 19 miles out of Houston to Highlands, inspects the slab edge and crawl space, and treats subterranean termites.
Kwik Kill Exterminators answers termite calls in Highlands from a shop 19 miles away in Houston. The crew works the slab houses and pier-and-beam cottages along the San Jacinto River.
Every Highlands job opens with an inspection of the slab edge, the garage and the soil line outside. Pricing follows that inspection, once the crew measures the house and names the termite.
Termite control in Highlands covers four jobs: a full inspection, a treated soil barrier, bait stations in the ground and a written report.
A subterranean termite colony reaches a Highlands house through the soil, so the inspection reads the slab edge, crawl space and garage. The crew covers the 19 miles from the Houston shop for a termite call.
A termiticide trench along the Highlands foundation puts treated soil between the colony and the house. Concrete at a porch or driveway is drilled so the barrier runs unbroken.
Bait stations sit in the soil around a Highlands house and catch termites foraging past the foundation. The crew re-checks each station, so a termite colony that returns shows up early.
The crew writes down the termite species, the rooms with damage and the conducive conditions found on the property. A home sale carries that record onto the state termite report form.
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The crew treats termites in a Highlands house in four steps: inspection, identification, treatment and a follow-up check.
The crew walks the Highlands house and reads the slab edge, the garage, door frames and the soil line outside. Mud tubes up a foundation wall, hollow-sounding trim and discarded wings mark where the colony feeds.
The crew names the termite: subterranean, Formosan or drywood. Termite findings go on paper with the rooms and the conducive conditions. A Highlands home sale carries them onto the Texas Official Wood Destroying Insect Report.
A termiticide barrier goes into a trench along the Highlands foundation, and concrete at a porch or driveway is drilled through to the soil. Bait stations replace the trench where a slab patio sits tight against the house.
The crew returns to the Highlands house, breaks open the old mud tubes and reads the bait stations. Fresh repair on a tube or feeding in a station shows the colony works on, and treatment continues.
The crew treats termites in six parts of Highlands.
Highlands homeowners ask about price, Formosan termites, the report a home sale needs and spring swarmers.
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