Termite Baiting & Eradication Service

(Residential & Commercial)

How It Works Placement & Monitoring

Bait stations are positioned above ground near confirmed termite activity. We conduct follow-up inspections every 2 weeks to monitor progress and replenish bait where needed until the colony is completely eradicated.

Our Treatment Process

When it comes to pest control, Pestopia stands out with its innovative and effective techniques.

What is Soil Rodding Treatment ?

Application of termiticide to form a protective soil barrier against termites and chemical transfer effect of current infestation

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FAQs

What is the difference between Soil Rodding Treatment and Termite Baiting?

Soil Rodding Treatment creates a chemical barrier in the soil to block termite entry and disrupt existing infestations, while Termite Baiting targets the colony directly by having termites carry slow-acting bait back to eliminate the entire colony, including the queen.

How long does it take to fully eradicate a termite colony with baiting?

The timeline varies depending on colony size and activity level. Since the bait is slow-acting by design — to ensure it spreads throughout the colony before taking effect — multiple inspection visits over several weeks are typically needed before full eradication is confirmed.

Is the baiting method safe for my family and pets?

The bait stations are placed strategically near termite activity rather than in living areas, and the insecticide is contained within the stations. This makes it a low-risk option compared to widespread chemical spraying, though our technicians can advise on any precautions specific to your home.

What happens after the termite colony is eradicated — can they come back?

Termites can re-enter a property over time, which is why the Termite Baiting & Eradication Service includes a 1-Year Warranty for continued coverage. For longer-term protection, Soil Rodding Treatment can be considered as a preventive barrier solution.