Eliminate termites for good

In other countries during winter, pests like flies and termites take a leave of absence. But in a tropical setting like the Philippines, termites are a year-round constant, which makes regular termite treatment an essential part of home management.

Conventionally, the way to rid the home of woodeaters is to pour a lot of chemicals within the property and spray toxic preparations inside. But many homeowners experience this as an ultimately frustrating method because they later find out that this only serves as a temporary solution. This is because conventional chemicals only kill individual termites that come in contact with the chemical or the treated wood, so the effect on the colony is minimal. Moreover, most chemicals are meant to only temporarily repel the termites  instead of eliminating them, giving homeowners a false sense of security.

When termites are discovered in your property even when no major structural damage is yet found, quick action is needed. Call in an authorized operator who can install Sentricon® Termite Colony Elimination System in your home. With Sentricon®, you know that termites are not eliminated only for a moment since the technology is formulated with the goal of wiping out the colony. The bait specifically identifies worker termites and eliminates them before the entire colony causes your hard-earned property to fall down.  After the infestation is treated, the authorized operator continues to monitor stations to monitor new invading colonies.

In the Philippines, Sentricon® is one of the few that received a fast track registration from the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority  (FPA) because of its very good environmental and toxicological profile.

It was awarded  the US Presidential Green Chemistry Award for its commitment to keep the environmental friendly feature. The bait material, hexaflumuron, which  inhibits the growth of termites, causing whole colonies to be extinguished, is also the first pest control product in the US to receive fast track registration from the Environmental  Protection Agency in the new Reduced Pesticide Risk category.

For more details, call 819-1986, 818-4694 or visit the www.sentricon.com for information  assistance.