Termites are tricky animals, they can gain access to your home in many ways. Tiny cracks in your foundation of 1/32 inch is all a termite needs to penetrate your home. Parkway offers different treatment methods depending on each individual structure.

Parkway's chemical treatment is the most efficient way to control termites. Your home will be protected from all sides with FMC's Dragnet Termiticide which is safe for the environment and extremely long lasting.

The alternative to chemical treatment is the state of the art FMC First Line Termite Baiting System. Termite baits are the most innovative product on the market. Termite baiting is fast becoming the wave of the future and Parkway has their finger on the pulse of technology.

In the past the premise behind termite control was to repel termites from a structure by treating the soil along the foundation walls of any structure. This idea has proven to be successful and gives great results but now there are alternatives to this method.

Baiting for termites does not require the application of any chemical around a structure, thus reducing the amount of pesticide exposure you and your family will encounter. Parkway's baiting system is an all inclusive package which includes several steps:

• Step one: A Parkway certified termite inspector will visit the premises to determine the proper location and amount of Termite Bait Stations required to protect your home. (Each structure is different, that is why step one is so important.)
• Step two: Once the calculations have been made a Parkway certified termite technician will visit the premises and install the Termite Bait Stations as specified by the termite inspector.
• Step three: Parkway will visit the premises periodically within the first two months after treatment to monitor for termite "hits" on the monitors. Once a "hit" has been found FMC First Line GT bait will replace the monitor and the termites will begin feeding on the treated material.
• Step four: After the initial baiting Parkway will visit the premises on a more frequent time frame to ensure proper feeding and available bait is not depleted.
• Step five: Parkway will continue monitoring and baiting procedures as necessary for a two year time period. When the two year period is over the current owner will have the option of renewing their monitoring service for a small percentage of the original treatment cost.