Termite Bait Systems in Queen Creek

Unlike liquid barriers that repel or kill termites on contact, bait systems lure termites into feeding on specially formulated bait. As the termites carry this bait back to their colony, it spreads throughout the population and eliminates the entire colony, including the queen. This approach provides long-term, colony-wide control rather than a temporary barrier.

Termite bait stations are designed to be low-impact, containing active ingredients that specifically target termite biology. They’re installed in closed, tamper-resistant stations placed in the soil, posing minimal risk to humans, pets, and wildlife. Additionally, because the treatment is localized and not broadcast over a large area, it reduces environmental exposure.

Generally we inspect and maintain the stations at regular intervals, the best being annually or semi-annually, depending on the your service plan. We’ll replenish bait as needed and ensure the stations remain effective at intercepting and controlling termite activity.

Yes! Professional-grade bait systems, such as Trelona® from BASF (what we use), are effective against the common termite species found throughout Maricopa County. They are formulated with ingredients that are highly attractive to a wide range of termites, making them suitable for different local conditions.

The timeline varies depending on factors like the size of the colony and its accessibility to the bait. Some colonies may be eliminated within a few weeks, while others may require several months. We can provide more detailed insights after assessing your property and monitoring the stations.

Yes! Once installed, bait systems continue to monitor and protect your property. Even after eliminating an initial colony, the stations remain in place and can intercept new termite activity, helping prevent future infestations and ongoing damage to your home.