Termite Pest Control

Western's Targeted Defense®

Western's Targeted Defense® Program includes:

• A full liquid treatment around the perimeter of the house
• Targeted interior treatment within the garage wall that is connected to the structure (where applicable)

Western will utilize its Targeted Defense® Program if there is termite activity or if the structure of your home falls into any of these categories:

• Completely unfinished basement with exposed sill plates and joists
• Slabs do not contain sub-slab heat
• Full crawlspace with exposed joists and sill plates

With Western's Targeted Defense® Program, homes with unfinished basements and other factors can fight termite infestations where they happen.

Western Zone Defense™ Program

1st Line: Application of the "Treated Zone"

The first line of defense is the creation of a "treated zone" in the soil around your home. This is the protective "zone" in which termite will forage, contact the termiticide, and bring it back to the colony.

2nd Line: Termi-Teller ® Monitors

Western's Termi-Teller ® Monitors are the second line of defense. These wooden stakes are set in the treated soil and are examined periodically for termite activity to monitor the effectiveness of the "zone". Most firms do not employ this line of defense, but Western found monitoring the area immediately adjacent to the foundation to be crucial in protecting your home!

3rd Line: Interior Inspection

The third line is a documented annual interior inspection to insure ongoing protection. After all...the largest monitoring device is the structure itself. Western carefully inspects what we are trying to protect...your home!

This plan offers immediate protection backed by advanced termite warning systems.

Western's Advanced Termite Baiting System
(Triple Line of Defense ®)

Step 1: State-of-the-art termite bait stations, using the latest in termite baiting technology, are placed at strategic intervals around your home. These eco-friendly bait devices provide long-term protection from termite colonies through regular service visits and inspections by Western.

Step 2: We closely monitor areas close to the foundation of your home with Western’s Termi-Teller™ Monitoring Process. Wooden stakes are set in the soil and are examined periodically for termite damage.

Step 3: Our technicians conduct specialized interior inspections to ensure total protection. At Western, we believe it’s not only important to inspect the baiting system, it’s also important to keep a watchful eye on the very thing we are trying to protect…your home.