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I’m building a garage and just got off the phone with a local pest company. Who suggested that I
i don’t
mess with treating the slab, saying that there aren’t any water stub-ins and I should see any infestations before they become a problem. They recommended that I save myself the cost of their treatment and just treat the wood, if I do anything.
I like this company, but I’m a bit suprised by this recommendation. I don’t want to say they’re nuts… should I?
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I'm building a garage and just got off the phone with a local pest company. Who suggested that I
i don't
mess with treating the slab, saying that there aren't any water stub-ins and I should see any infestations before they become a problem. They recommended that I save myself the cost of their treatment and just treat the wood, if I do anything.
I like this company, but I'm a bit suprised by this recommendation. I don't want to say they're nuts... should I?