Getting fumigation services for your home is a big step. If you’re doing it, then chances are you have a pretty bad pest problem. Like most people, the thought of filling your home with poisonous gas probably makes you a little uneasy. Questions of safety, the fumigator and the overall process often flutter through the minds of good folks before they fumigate their homes. Here are some answers for what fumigation services look like.

If you have a pest problem in your home that just can’t seem to be controlled, you may be considering structural fumigation. This is quite a big decision to make, and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Structural fumigation is typically used as a last resort, and it can be very dangerous if not done correctly. Below we will discuss some common concerns of structural fumigation and whether or not they are valid.

If you have termites in your home, you need to get rid of them without delay. Few household pests can be as destructive or persistent as these nasty little creatures. If the termite problem is in its early stages and isolated to a small portion of your home, there are various measures that can be used to exterminate them. However, if you’re dealing with a full-blown termite infestation, there is only one logical (and effective) method to cleanse your home: a structural fumigation.