Termidor HE cuts treatment time and labor by delivering the same active protection with a fraction of the liquid volume.

Termidor HE is formulated so you apply far less carrier liquid per linear foot while keeping the same amount of active ingredient so technicians can treat more structures per day. Use a calibrated foaming or low-volume injection rig set to manufacturer flow rates and drill patterns to maintain labeled termiticide distribution; always map foundation perimeter and mark known entry points before drilling so you do not overapply or miss critical areas. For slab homes focus on perimeter injection every four to six inches for tops of slabs and two to three feet along expansion joints, and for crawl spaces apply to both soil and sill plate interfaces to create a continuous treated zone. Time treatments to avoid storms and follow state restriction windows for reentry and application near water; check local labels for setback distances and prohibited techniques. Maintain equipment by flushing lines with manufacturer-approved flush solutions after each day and running a measured volume through the pump at the start of each shift to confirm delivery accuracy. Train crews on transfer rates and on detecting clogging from soil or sediment so they can adjust drill depth and nozzle size without guessing. Keep detailed treatment logs with application rates, drill locations, and ambient conditions to demonstrate compliance and to analyze productivity gains over the season.

Common mistakes include underdrilling or overdrilling which either leaves gaps in the treatment or wastes product, so measure and mark drill spacing and follow label depth guidelines before you start. Another frequent issue is incorrect equipment calibration which causes inconsistent dosing, so perform a measured flow test at the start of each day and after any hose or nozzle change. A third problem is ignoring local label variations that restrict methods or buffer zones, so always review the state and product label for each job and adjust your plan before you mobilize.

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