Jansen Pest Control Bohol offers expert termite control services in Tagbilaran City and surrounding areas. Specializing in effective termite treatment methods such as termite barrier systems, baiting, reticulation systems, and pre-construction soil poisoning, our licensed technicians use the latest techniques to protect your home or business from costly termite damage. Whether you're dealing with active infestations or seeking preventative measures, Jansen Pest Control provides safe, eco-friendly solutions tailored to your needs. Trust the experts in termite control in Bohol for long-lasting results and peace of mind.
We will take the time to properly assess your termite problem in Bohol and determine the most appropriate termite treatment in Bohol for your budget and situation.
Jansen Pest Control - Your Termite Control Experts in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and all of Bohol Province.
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At Jansen Pest Control, our termite control specialists in Bohol are true experts dedicated to eradicating termite problems from the get-go. We consistently receive feedback on our meticulous property inspections, often discovering infestations that other companies overlook. A thorough and comprehensive inspection is crucial to eliminating a termite colony. Missing interior infestations only leads to ongoing frustration and termite issues.
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Be cautious of companies that provide quotes over the phone or skip inspecting your home's interior. Before inviting one of those other termite control companies in Bohol to address your biggest investment (your home), give us a call—you won't be disappointed. Don't just take our word for it—check out testimonials about our termite control services in Bohol. We're not salespeople; we're highly trained termite inspectors and exterminators committed to educating homeowners on effective termite control methods in Bohol. We promise honesty and transparency, ensuring you fully understand the proper treatment for your home.
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Additionally, we offer termite control and extermination services for property managers and rental property owners. Jansen Pest Control proudly serves Bohol, Siquijor, and Dumaguete.
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Our courteous and knowledgeable technicians at Jansen Pest Control are trained in termite biology, breeding habits, and the latest, most effective treatments. We hold full licenses and adhere to World standards for safe treatment applications. Only FDA/FPA and Government Authority-approved products are used. Most importantly, we have a deep understanding of local termite behavior.
Our pest technicians are on the ground in the following key locations and surrounding regions:
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Tagbilaran
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Panglao
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Bohol Province​
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For top-notch termite control services, choose Jansen Pest Control in Bohol. Contact us today to safeguard your home!
WARNING: SOME COMPANY INJECTS TERMITICIDE ONTO THE SOIL BY ESTIMATES ONLY. JANSEN PEST CONTROL BOHOL USES FLOW METERS ON OUR INJECTORS FOR A PRECISE APPLICATION AND DOSAGE.
Bohol Termite Treatment Options
Comprehensive Termite Treatment Solutions in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province.
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Effective termite control treatments serve both as preventive measures to deter termite entry into your home and provide ongoing protection after an infestation has been discovered and treated.
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Liquid Termiticide Application: A liquid termiticide is applied directly to exposed soil next to your home's external walls using a wand. In areas with paving, concrete, or other hard surfaces, the chemical is injected through drill holes.
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Types of Termiticides: Some termiticides act as deterrents to termite entry, while others are undetectable to termites. The undetectable chemicals remain with the termites, leading to a significant reduction in their numbers or complete elimination of the colony.
Longevity and Maintenance: Termiticides break down over time. To ensure continued effectiveness, the soil should be re-treated at least every 5 years.
Termite Barrier Types – What is the best fit for your property in Bohol?
Termite Barrier Chemical in Bohol
Comprehensive Chemical Barrier for Termite Control in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
A chemical barrier is a full perimeter treatment around your home. This involves digging a trench down to the footings around the entire dwelling. For areas with obstructions like pavers, concrete paths, etc., pavers can be temporarily removed, the trench dug, and then the pavers replaced. In concrete areas, holes are drilled every 200 mm to 400 mm, depending on the chemical used, to inject the termiticide.
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Soil Quality and Treatment: The quality of the soil in the trenched areas is crucial. The soil is drenched with a termiticide, preferably Termidor. If the soil is of poor quality, it is replaced with more suitable soil. The soil is then saturated with the chemical, additional soil is added, and the trench is filled up and saturated again with termiticide.
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Liquid Termite Barrier for Ultimate Termite Control in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
With our Liquid Termite Barrier, you'll achieve 100% control in less than 120 days. We apply a liquid treatment barrier around your home that termites ingest, effectively eliminating them. Our barriers are regularly inspected to ensure the "treated zone" is functioning optimally. Additionally, we conduct thorough interior inspections to give you complete peace of mind.
Effective Termite Extermination: Our experienced technicians apply Termiticide along the foundation or exterior of the home through soil injection and drilling or trenching. Once applied, the termiticide blends into the soil and is transferred to termites upon contact. The chemical is also spread among the termite colony as infected termites interact with others. Termiticide kills termites by both ingestion and contact. Our termite control treatment service will eradicate an existing termite infestation and provide protection against future occurrences.
Reticulation System
Advanced Reticulation System for Termite Control in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
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A reticulation system is similar to a chemical barrier but involves laying a pipe at the bottom of the trench. This pipe, designed to handle high-pressure termiticide, disperses the chemical evenly through tiny holes. The trench is then backfilled and drenched as per the chemical barrier method.
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Cost-Effective and Efficient: This system offers excellent termite protection and reduces renewal costs significantly, as it eliminates the need for extensive labor during renewals. Refill points are installed every 10 to 12 meters, allowing pest controllers to easily plug in their pumps and recharge the system. The cost to recharge the barrier is only a fraction of the original installation price.
Termite Baiting System in Bohol
Innovative Termite Baiting Solutions in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
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The technology for effective termite control using baits is now widely available. Unlike soil-injected chemicals, which last only a few years and might contaminate the environment, termite baits are placed directly into the ground around the structure. Termite baiting is simple and can also serve as a preventive measure, detecting termites before they become a major problem.
Advantages of Termite Baiting:
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Ideal for situations where structures are untreatable with soil termiticides.
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Suitable for environmentally conscious termite control, reducing pesticide use.
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Effective in structures where soil treatments have failed.
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Termite baiting provides a reliable solution for managing and preventing termite infestations.
HOW DOES TERMITE COLONY BAITING WORK ?
Effective Termite Baiting Strategy in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
Termite baiting works by eliminating the worker termites within the colony. When the workers are eradicated, the colony is starved of food, causing it to enter a suppression phase or "decline." The reproductives, queens, and soldiers die of starvation because they are unable to feed themselves. Without workers to provide food, the queens and reproductives perish, leading to the virtual elimination of the termite colony.
Pre-Baiting Strategy for Termite Control: Implementing a pre-baiting strategy is crucial for effective termite baiting:
Step 1 - Pre-Baiting
Effective Termite Baiting Process in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
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Termite baiting starts with scout termites locating a food source. Termites only consume wood and cellulose. In the early stages of the pre-baiting process, termite scouts find the bait stations and "tag" them with pheromones, creating a scent trail for worker termites to follow. Worker termites then follow this trail and begin feeding, establishing the feeding cycle with the colony.
Termite Detector Stations: Also known as termite bait stations or monitors, these stations are specifically designed to encourage termite feeding and establish a feeding connection with the colony. Often described as "windows" to the termite colony, these stations are crucial for allowing termites to feed without disturbance.
Detection Wood: Termite detector stations contain detection wood, also known as "interception" wood, which serves to establish the feeding cycle with scout and worker termites. Once a solid feeding connection is made, the wood can be replaced with a toxic substance undetectable to termites, effectively killing them.
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As worker termites die, the colony loses its ability to feed itself, leading to starvation and the eventual collapse of the termite population. Various bait station designs are available, all equally effective in establishing a termite feeding cycle. Ease of use is key.
Step 2 - Using Toxicant (Growth Hormone)
Effective Termite Baiting with Growth Hormone in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province
Once the worker termites have begun feeding and established a solid connection with the colony, a growth hormone is introduced into the feeding station. The termites are continuously fed this hormone until feeding ceases. The duration of the feeding cycle and the quantity of hormone used depends on the termite population and the size of the colonies.
Step 3 - Termite Colony Control
Termite Baiting: Achieving Colony Decline in Tagbilaran, Panglao, and Bohol Province.
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When a sufficient number of worker termites are eliminated, two critical outcomes occur:
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The delivery of external food sources to the colony ceases.
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The colony depletes its internal food sources.
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As a result, the queens, kings, soldiers, and reproductives within the colony gradually starve. Worker termites directly feed the soldiers and queens, and without the workers, the colony cannot sustain itself and will soon exhaust its food supply. Once all food sources are depleted, the colony begins its decline.
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This is the primary goal of termite baiting. While the process is straightforward, it can be confusing due to the variety of bait products available. The key takeaway is that all termite bait systems are effective; however, some may take longer than others to achieve control.
Termite Baiting System in Bohol Installation Procedures by Jansen Pest Control Bohol
termite baiting system components are prepared: Above ground stations, In ground stations and termite bait
Above ground stations are installed on infested areas identified in step 1 by using small screws or duct tape to hold it in place and sometimes cellulose paste is applied to draw termites into the stations
with the Above ground station in place, termite bait cartridge containing a slow acting toxicant mixed with attractants is placed on the slot and closed, ready to start termite feeding until the next inspection.
In-ground Termite Interceptors are assembled. It contains timber interceptors to direct termites scavenging on the ground into it.
In-ground interceptors are embeded on the soil along the perimeter of the property to be protected at intervals of 5-8 meters
Where property is surrounded by concrete or tiled, In-concrete termite interceptors are installed by coring on the concrete
An Above-ground station active with intercepted termites feeding on the bait
An In-ground termite interceptor with termite activity. Note the mud that sticks to the cap
In-concrete termite interceptor installed on a tiled pavement. It blends well with color of the tiles