Amy from Billerica, Ma writes
I know there are termites in one area of a wall. I can't see where else they are, but no doubt they are also in other cavities. If I treat with foam in one area, but miss a bunch of other areas that they are in, am I going to disrupt the group and make them move to a new spot...something I DON'T want to do. I am doing the ground treatment, but I'm suspicious that they may have a satellite nest in a damp area of wall. Renovation of that wall will not start for 6-8 weeks and I'd like to treat before opening it up. I don't want them moving house to a new spot if I disrupt them with foam but don't foam most of them. Thoughts?
Termidor Foam, just like the liquid Termidor SC, is a non repellent formulation. This means that when spot treating in voids where you believe there is activity, the termites will not detect the product and it will not cause them to move. If you are doing a soil treatment as well this will take care of the colony as well and will transfer to the ones within the home.
Answer last updated on: 04/25/2016
