Description
Inspect structures for termite activity and damage, then apply termiticides, install and monitor bait systems, or perform fumigation to eliminate infestations and protect buildings and surrounding soil.
- • Document inspections, treatments, chemical usage, and service outcomes.
- • Inspect crawlspaces, foundations, and structural voids to locate termite activity, entry points, moisture sources, and extent of damage.
- • Apply liquid termiticides, foams, or dusts to soil, wall voids, and wood members per label directions.
- • Clean and restore work areas, patch drill holes, and remove debris.
- • Assist or lead crew members during trenching, drilling, injection, or tenting operations.
- • Drive service vehicle with power spray rigs and maintain equipment.
- • Post notices, secure structures, and monitor aeration timelines during termite fumigations.
- • Trench, rod, or drill through slabs and foundations, then inject termiticide to create a continuous soil barrier.
- • Review diagrams, graphs, or WDI/WDO reports and select appropriate treatment plans.
- • Install, map, and service in-ground and above-ground termite bait stations.
- • Clear vegetation, soil obstructions, or debris to access treatment zones around foundations.
- • Educate clients on findings, treatment options, warranties, and moisture or wood-to-soil prevention.
- • Measure linear footage and treatment volume, calculate chemical or fumigant needs, and prepare estimates.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
