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Roaches, ants, moths, termites, silverfish, and fleas are only some of the unwelcome houseguests Atlanta homeowners face each year. Fortunately, high-quality pest and termite control companies can manage these pests.
Termites are a problem in Georgia, due primarily to climate. Infestations pose a problem for Atlanta residents in particular. This section includes information about the typical factors that contribute to termite problems.
Many Atlanta homes are covered in synthetic stucco, or EIFS. EIFS poses specific issues and challenges to termite prevention methods; it must be properly maintained to limit any potential problems. Read this section to get an introduction to termite issues specific to EIFS, including the necessary inspection and repairs to keep your EIFS from becoming a haven for termites.
In Georgia, there are a few common types of termite treatment, control, and prevention systems. The most popular are the traditional repelling barrier system, the bait system, and the nonrepelling barrier system. In order to select the one appropriate for your home, contact a reputable pest and termite control contractor to discuss the benefits and limitations of each system. Have the contractor very specifically outline the chemicals and application methods that will be used in your proposal; make sure when comparing bids that you are comparing apples to apples.
Squirrels, mice, and rats create an annoying and unsanitary living environment when they choose to make their home in yours. Yellow jackets, hornets, bees, wasps, and other stinging insects also cause problems for many homeowners.
Termite contracts and pest control are not necessarily sold together, and seemingly similar treatments from different companies are not always comparable; make sure you know what you’re getting for what you pay. Home Reports research has identified some good pest, termite, and wildlife control companies.
