Bryce from Maricopa, Az writes
My question continues to be unanswered. I fully understand the process of treatment for termites. But you are saying in order to get proper coverage, I need to treat the ground FULLY around my home?? So if I have pavers in my back yard up to the foundation of my home, I will need to drill thru them to get the product into the soil?? My house is 4 years old. As I said previously, I have post tension slab, so I cannot drill directly into the foundation.
If the slab is already there, you have to do the 6 inch wide by 6 inch deep trench directly against the side of the slab in the soil ALL the way around the home. If there are pavers that can be moved, move them, trench and replace. If they can not be moved drill through them with a 1/2 inch by 18 inch drill bit every foot a part and use roughly 1/2 to 1 gallon of solution per hole. You do NOT drill into the foundation, you drill through pavers if they cant be moved, driveways or sidewalks that may be poured up against the slab and trench anywhere soil comes up to the slab directly. If this still does not make sense, please call me at 866-581-7378 ext 325 for me to try and explain it on the phone as i do not know how to better explain it than through what i have already said, the video i suggested you watch, and the "How To" guide i suggested you read.
Answer last updated on: 11/06/2013
