At Causey’s Pest Control, we follow a precise and professional process to properly treat slab foundations and protect your home or structure from termite damage.

Termite Treatment Process for Slab Concrete Structures

Why This Treatment Is Important

Subterranean termites live in the soil and can enter your home through tiny cracks in the foundation. Slab homes and structures such as garages, are especially vulnerable because the soil beneath the concrete provides direct access to the structure.

To stop termites effectively, it is critical to create a continuous treated barrier in the soil beneath and around the foundation. This is why applying treatment below the slab is necessary, not just on the surface.

Our Step-by-Step Process

1. Inspection and Preparation

We identify all areas where concrete is adjacent to interior walls. These areas are the most common entry points for termites and must be treated thoroughly.

2. Drilling the Concrete

For post-built slab structures (such as garages or additions), we drill small, evenly spaced holes through the concrete along the affected wall areas. This allows us to access the soil beneath the slab.

3. Sub-Slab Injection

Using specialized equipment, including a metal rod designed to penetrate the soil, we inject professional-grade termite treatment directly into the ground beneath the slab.
This step is essential to create a protective barrier that eliminates active termites and prevents future infestations.

4. Sealing and Finishing

After the treatment is applied:

• All drilled holes are carefully filled with concrete plugs
• The surface is sealed and patched to match the surrounding area as closely as possibl

Our Commitment to Quality

We take pride in doing the job the right way. Every treatment is performed with attention to detail, proper application methods, and a clean, professional finish. Our goal is to ensure the treated area is both effective and visually well-restored.

By following this process, we ensure your home or structure is properly protected with a long-lasting termite barrier.