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How To Prevent Termite Infestion - Using Stainless Steel

comments (0) September 14th, 2012 in Blogs
Matt Risinger Matt Risinger, Blogger

Video Length: 9:27
Produced by: Matt Risinger


The usual termite control strategy for a new home built in the US is to dump Termitice chemicals on the soil before laying your foundation. About 8 years ago I heard of a new method for Termite control that originated in Australia called Termimesh. This system utilizes a physical barrier to termite entry inside the walls of your house. This video is intended to show Best Practice termite control for Slab Foundations only. Pier & Beam or other foundations would utilize a different approach. -Matt Risinger Principle of Risinger Homes in Austin, TX

For more information visit www.termistopusa.com 


posted in: Blogs, framing, foundations, plumbing, concrete, Termite, pest control, slab foundation

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