The Expanded Perimeter Service


Primary Product: Termidor

Application Rates: Spot Application Only at 0.8 oz. per gallon

Target Site/Pests: soil/found’n interface/roaches/ants

Expanded Perimeter Service Protocol

Expanded Perimeter Service is provided 30 days following the Initial Service. The Expanded Perimeter treatment is the first quarterly service and is provided strictly outdoors unless pests still pose a problem inside.

Outdoors: Use the Webster brush to remove spider webs and wasp nests working your way around the back of the structure. Move around the foundation and inspect the eaves, screens, gutters (ensure gutters are free of debris), soil/foundation interface and mulch beds for Conditions, Avenues and Sources of pest activity. Record findings on the Service Report. Reverse direction and work out away from the structure to 50 feet out. Record the results on the Service Report. Based on the inspection, customize the service to utilize treatment strategies to prevent and or eliminate target pests. Apply Termidor as a spot treatment only to areas on the home where ant activity is present. Apply Advion Insect G or InTice Granule (per Rotation Chart) as a spot treatment to areas of mulch and debris, including wood piles and other protected areas around the exterior of the structure where ants, roaches or other crawling pests are active or pose a threat to the structure during the guaranteed period. To restrict foraging from the yard to the structure apply Temprid* along any ant trails.

*Outdoor application of this material: Can be applied directly to the lawn or plant beds. Do not allow it to enter storm drains, drainage ditches, gutters or surface waters.

*Do not water to the point of run-off. Do not make applications during rain. Apply by spot or c/c only if over 3 feet above the foundation on a structure or on cement areas.

Ensure branches and vegetation are 2 feet away from eaves and 1-2 feet away from outside walls. Finalize the Service Report, listing what you found, what you did, any expectations, what the customer needs to do to prevent further infestations, and then review it with the customer.

Seasonal Focus: Adhere to the Seasonal Focus on the Rotation Schedule for your region.

Seasonal Tips: Observe the seasonal tips for the month that you are providing service on the appropriate Quarterly Regular Service Schedule for that month

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