Simple Termite Treatment Pricing

[@vickierodriguez4280]

Great video that really helps a consumer like me who is facing the fear of an issue like this, where I need a professional who knows what they're doing where costs won't kill you. Wish you were closer. Thanks for posting!

[@david88va]

Wow, great information and what a great value when you have an honest and fair contractor!

[@ravichennai9278]

Excellent video presentation.

[@ACTVRLADR]

Wow $700!? I would hire you tomorrow. Thats a very reasonable price

[@yesthehandymancan]

too cheap

[@victorcopado167]

Wow these guys are good and thorough, also fuse is my favorite product to use even over termidor, you guys have a lot of room to work in that crawl space im jealous im on my stomach in all the crawlspaces I get into in the Phoenix area

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Yea our Fayetteville office uses fuse a lot. I don’t use it for termite treatments because it has a very small amount of fipronil. I like a higher percent

[@ripgt8663]

in this state any wood in direct contact with the ground or with in 8" of the ground has to be waived

[@romanleon76]

Termidor sc is the best product ever made for termite control. Period

[@lfrndz]

just passed my nj termite exam and was made the termite tech for a company based out of nj. i would like to learn more about how to effectively do treatments your videos really helped alot.

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Congratulations man. That’s awesome termite work is the hard work a lot of people don’t want to do but it makes you very valuable in our industry

[@ripgt8663]

Doing allot of extra work, if you switched to Termidor H.E. it only takes 2 gallons per 10 at .125 ratio and you can also do a EPLI treatment process with Termidor HE and the trench only have to dig a trench 2"X4" instead of 4"x6". Only down side is it's $250 a bottle (50 gallons mixed ) but it also allows you to do a 12 yr warranty instead of a 10 yr warranty

[@comcfi]

Man, these vids are fantastic. Great work.

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

comcfi thank you we appreciate it

[@KIBA.thewolf]

I love your video, I am state certificated in both termite and pest in florida and i do the same. Can you do another video on how to measure and mix the proper chemical base on label recommendations?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

CRYPTO J yep we are actually planning one this weekend.

[@angelcarmona4540]

Holy Mother, you guys are extremely affordable. I'm in Southern California and out here, sub work is charged at $7-$12 per linear foot. The company I work for charges $7-$10, (depending on whether we will be trenching or drilling) and if it's a raised foundation, we will only treat the sub area, at foundation and piers. This would be over $2,500 out here. Wild!! I sure hope your thoroughness in this video, wasn't just for the sake of the video, lol. If this is truly how you do all of your sub work, then man, Hi freakin 5.

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Don’t worry our prices have gone up significantly since this. But yea this is what we do. The kid in the video is still with us. It is way cheaper to operate in NC than in California. We get most of our renewals so that helps. We are starting to use bait more here lately, people want it and it’s waaay easier lol

[@ikyhwh]

I thanks for the videos, taking my WDO exam.

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Awesome! Good luck!

[@FitxForxLife]

I charge 4.25 a linear foot. For my 5 year contracts. Arizona Phoenix area

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Yea we are closer to that price now for our 10 year contract

[@tiffanywilliams7700]

Thank you for explaining this! God Bless You

[@benflexin8241]

great video

[@rowdyceo]

So how do you go about working around bees? Dont you have the issue of getting stung?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

TaeHarvey News it is pretty rare we get stung but it happens. We just deal with it

[@ssshady08]

That's cheap! I'm in Florida, we charge $8 per linear foot. Thank you for these videos, I love to see how other people do it! We just don't trench crawl, but that's a great idea! I appreciate you guys taking the time to make these, almost like I'm there with you. Y'all are very reasonable and passionate people, seems like you love your job, I do as well, (except in the summer, JK)

[@ripgt8663]

Depends on what chemical you are using they are using Fuse on this video and Termidor Sc on others and you have trench crawl space and either trench or rod exterior. With Termidor He you don't , the trenching and drilling of the piers is over kill, if you drill the piers there is no need to trench piers per labels.

[@cathymoriarty9683]

Hello, we just moved to Venice, FL. The (single story) house we purchased was built in 2004 and had an underslab termite treatment when the house was built. There is no crawlspace/basement. The home seller had a contract for a HexPro bait monitoring (wood chips ?) system. We've watched your videos and are wondering if we should have Termidor SC applied around the whole house and holes drilled in the garage slab (separate slab from the house slab) for Termidor SC ? Should we also have Scatterbait, or other bait, added to the HexPro in-ground monitoring stations ? Thank you

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Cathy Moriarty I personally believe Termidor to be the absolute best termite protection available. If you have Termidor properly applied there should be no reason for any bait system.

[@cathymoriarty9683]

@@AAAExterminatingCo Thank you for the quick and informative response. IF you don't mind another question-do we need termite insurance (the exterminator indicated it was optional) in we have Termidor applied (given the Termidor extended year warranty) ?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Cathy Moriarty if your going to go through the expense of treating I would definitely recommend keeping it under contract. If the Exterminator doesn’t warranty damage you should find someone else. Typically the treatment comes with a one year warranty and can be renewed every year

[@migzbirdiez]

Great video!

[@bredapestmanagement7555]

Curious as to why you aren't using HP II or HE from Termidor?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Breda Pest Management we do sometimes. I just personally like using larger volumes I feel like the coverage is better and more even

[@DeeCee101]

I know some people don't like them, but why wouldn't a baiting system be good here? All the termite "food" seems to be up on concrete/brick pedestals so a bait would be an easier food source for the termites to find which would maybe take out the colony before they even made it to the actual protected structure?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

DeeCee101 bait can be effective but Termidor is a far superior treatment. We also offer bait but bait is not as effective as a good liquid treatment

[@DeeCee101]

Thanks for the reply...I know Termidor works well, but since it's undetectable, the termites still go through the treated soil and attack your house for a period of time until it kills them, right?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

DeeCee101 yes that is why it works so good. Termites work pretty slowly, Termidor begins slowing them down pretty quickly but allows them to keep going to spread the chemical through the colony. Baits can sometimes take a very long time to get control infact I see houses all the time that have had Sentricon for over 2 years and still have active termites. If you treat properly with Termidor within 3 months the structure is free of termites and it will stay that way for at least 10 years. We treat 20-30 per week and have used Termidor since it came out and have never had one get termites within 10 years of treatment

[@DeeCee101]

Great info, thanks for taking the time.

[@michaelmerck7576]

@@DeeCee101 not quite right.they would die before any real damage could develop

[@bagboy71]

What would an annual termite inspection cost for a home like this? Is the warranty voided if the homeowner opt out of the annual inspection? Great video btw!

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Currently our annuals are $125.00 I would say on average they will be $100.00-$175.00. Yes if annual is not don’t there is no warranty

[@michaelmerck7576]

​@AAAExterminatingCo it's like any other Insurance in that the fees have to be current or it's gone

[@galaxywalker2976]

I wish you guys work in Atlanta GA and I would use you guys.

[@marcialmendez5026]

Do you cover area here in California.?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

Nope only North Carolina but maybe one day

[@baba_jab9898]

What is better, digging a 6” trench around your home and pouring in a termiside or injecting it into the ground with a pressurized machine?

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

We like trenching because we do both sides of the wall. There are some products that allow for just rodding

[@bigjohn7932]

$700 is pretty cheap for this job. I doubt that is your residential retail price. Fuse is $100 for a 27.5oz bottle. so 2 guys, 4 hours and cost of goods? No way to make enough to cover operation costs where I live at those prices here in the WASH., D.C. area. Great job showing how it is supposed to be done. I believe the Label calls for 2 gallons per 10 LF on the inside of the crawl space?

[@gordonbell580]

$700 sounds a little cheap after chemical .bits, tax,labor gas , do you get 10 years of inspections if so how much great vid

[@AAAExterminatingCo]

GORDON BELL yea we usually get annual inspections $125 per year on average. This house here was mostly just a trench and treat there was no concrete porches or garage.

[@outofthebox9913]

They wanted 2700$ to get rid of a handful of termites we’ve only seen for the last two days. No signs of them anywhere else. Is that a fair price

[@Thatsbannanas-d8c]

No hells America is a rip off

[@maxmanx1294]

I suspect you'd need to provide more information: what kind of termites, how many linear feet, what chemical, how & where will it be applied, etc.

[@michaelmerck7576]

​@@maxmanx1294you should not do or accept a partial termite treatment

[@ko.ko33]

yall need to wear yalls mask to keep from inhaling all those chemicals everyday..Ty and GOD bless