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Orange County
City of Orange
381 W. Grove Ave
Orange, CA, 92865
Newport Beach
260 Newport Center Dr, Ste 100
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Riverside County
Temecula
42210 Roick Dr
Temecula, CA 92590
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
3144 Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90807
Los Angeles
5405 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
San Diego County
San Diego
2534 State St
San Diego, CA 92101
San Diego (North County)
2366 Auto Park Way
Escondido, CA 92029


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Whats Bugging You?
Why Should You Trust Kilter?
Here's What We Offer:
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Stay In Your Home Termite TreatmentsWere the alternative to big tent treatment -no need to leave for days or package up your food, we don't harm plants or roofs.
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Warranties That Are Second to NoneWe have warranties on rodents and termites that cover your whole home - not just the area we treat.
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24/7 ServiceWe take calls 24/7 and offer same day service, so we can accommodate your emergency needs.
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Free Home & Termite InspectionWith our free Home Inspection*, our licensed inspectors will fully inspect your home and make recommendations for service.
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Education & ExpertiseOur State Licensed Inspectors and State Certified Applicator undergo continuing education for Pest detection, eradication and treatment.
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We Guide Homeowners to Make the Best DecisionWe take the time to explain the benefits and drawbacks of each treatment method or recommended product.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I do if I suspect a termite infestation in my home?
If you suspect a termite infestation, it's important to contact a professional pest control service for a thorough inspection and assessment to determine the best course of action.
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Are there any natural methods for termite control?
Some natural methods for termite control include using nematodes, orange oil, and boric acid. However, it's important to consult with a professional for effective and long-term solutions.
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How can I prevent termites from infesting my home?
To prevent termite infestation, it's important to keep woodpiles away from your home, fix any leaks or moisture issues, and ensure proper ventilation in crawl spaces.
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How much does it cost?
Our rodent inspections are free. It is important we start with an inspection so we can give you an accurate estimate. Treatment cost depends on the size of your home and the level of infestation we find. A few other factors are if you have rats or mice, are they getting into your insulation and the areas around your home (standing water, construction, etc).
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Have I been “cheated” if subterranean termites still infest my house when treatment?
Not necessarily. Unlike alternative services like plumbing or electrical work, termite management involves living creatures. The best treatments performed by knowledgeable companies might fail from time to time when termites notice their means through small, untreated gaps in the soil. While the intent is to establish a nonstop, impenetrable chemical barrier, this can be all however not possible to attain in actual application.
The secret is to hire a reputable pest control firm using experienced, conscientious technicians. Kilter Termite will come and retreat affected area(s) at no additional charge provided the service agreement is purchased and maintained.
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Can the chemicals damage my family or pets?Termiticides are tested extensively for adverse effects on health. Before a product will be used, various studies are conducted by the manufacturer and independently evaluated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Based on this body of data, registered termiticides pose no significant hazard to humans, pets or the atmosphere when applied in line with label directions. Despite the negligible health risk from a properly performed termite treatment, individuals with lingering concerns should consult their physician. Most of the newer liquid products have basically no odor. Clients who are still apprehensive could wish to contemplate having their home treated with baits.
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How long can the treatment last?Kilguard Treatments are intended to manage termites for a minimum of 5 years when applied in step with label directions. The actual length of management on a given structure will rely on such factors as the thoroughness of the application, environmental conditions, and density of termites in the realm. If termites swarm once more and continue to be a problem the year once the treatment, it’s sometimes not from degradation of the termiticide — but because termites have found an untreated gap within the chemical barrier. The system comes with an initial 2 year warranty.
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Does the whole house want to be treated or will they simply treat areas where I see termites?
Subterranean termite colonies could contain tons of thousands of individuals, foraging in many different directions. For the house owner, localized or “spot” treatments are usually a bet except in cases of retreatment. Most reputable pest management firms can not warranty spot treatments, since it’s possible that termites can eventually find different points of entry into the structure.
Some companies might provide to do a therefore-called “perimeter” treatment, using one amongst the non-repellent liquid termiticides (Termidor, Premise, etc.). Sometimes this will involve an intensive application around the whole outside foundation wall of the building, and spot-treating any infested or high-risk interior areas. If the homeowner is considering such a treatment, they ought to inquire whether it will be in the course of a service agreement in case termites come. (Service renewal agreements sometimes state that if termites come back, the corporate will return and retreat the affected areas at no additional charge provided the renewal agreement is maintained.) It’s a bit of a gamble to purchase any termite treatment option without an ongoing service agreement.
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What treatment ways and products are most effective for subterranean termites?Another difficult question. There are 2 general classes of termite treatment, liquids, and baits. Soil-applied liquid termiticides are around for decades. Their purpose is to provide a protracted-lasting chemical barrier that excludes termites in the ground from coming into buildings. In most cases, termites within the structure die off likewise, since they can not come back to the soil. Most former merchandise was repellent rather than lethal to termites foraging in the soil. Newer materials, like Premise® (imidacloprid), Termidor® (fipronil), and Phantom® (chlorfenapyr), are non-repellent and termites tunneling into the treatment zone are killed. Overall the non-repellent product is proving to be a lot of reliable in its ability to resolve termite issues in the primary try. All registered termiticides (each repellent and non-repellent) will be effective, however, and owners ought to not base their purchasing call on product alone.
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How do I select a termite control company? Why is there such variance in value?
These are advanced questions. The corporate ought to be licensed by the Department of Agriculture or agency responsible for regulating termite management within the state. Membership in their state pest control association and/or National Pest Management Association counsel the corporate is an established firm with access to technical and coaching info needed to do the duty properly. As with any service company, references are invaluable. Think about calling at least 2-three corporations. Requesting inspections and estimates from more than one can help verify the existence of a termite downside and permit you to match services.
Companies provide totally different types of treatment strategies and warranties. If termites happen to come back, most will retreat to the affected area(s) at no extra charge. Some corporations also can repair harm occurring beyond their treatment, although dating the onset of damage could be an onerous thing to see. In some cases, no warranty can be offered if wells, cisterns, heating ducts, drainage systems, or inaccessible crawl spaces make it not possible to treat in accordance with business standards.
Take your time when selecting an organization. Large subterranean Termite colonies eat wood rapidly; the quantity of injury caused by taking an additional day, week, or month to create an informed decision generally is insignificant. Avoid companies that strive to pressure you into signing a contract immediately with “specials” or scare tactics. The overall quality of the job depends less on the salesperson than on the individual who does the work. A safe and effective treatment needs an experienced technician, not somebody who was hired some weeks ago.