FAQs

A: Termites can be a major issue for homes as they mistake the wood in homes for food, potentially damaging the structure. Termites play a role in recycling cellulose in nature, but their presence in homes requires control and prevention.

A: Yes, our solutions are safe to use indoors, including in residential and commercial environments. They are suitable for settings with pets, infants, small children, and individuals with hypersensitive allergies.

A: Mike’s Termite & Pest Control uses products that are strictly regulated by the EPA and other agencies, ensuring they are safe for use around your home. Though some products are chemicals, all precautions are taken by the technician to ensure safety and efficiency in pest extermination.

A: Yes, we do offer an “outside only” service, recognizing that most indoor pests originate from outdoors. Concentrating on exterior barriers can significantly reduce the likelihood of pests entering your home.

A: To set up an on-site consultation to address your pest control needs, you can contact Mike’s Termite & Pest Control directly via phone or email. We proudly serve Raceland, LA, and the surrounding areas.

A: We utilize a “trench and treat” method, creating a continuous barrier around the property with pest control liquid that termites consume. Additionally, baiting stations are employed, especially in situations where construction obstacles prevent the use of liquid treatments.

A: This method involves placing a pest control liquid around the slab of your property to create a barrier that termites ingest. It offers both protection and ongoing control with annual renewals and includes external and internal inspections for termite activity.

A: We recommend a combined approach using both liquid treatments and bait for comprehensive infestation prevention. This method is tailored to provide robust protection for your home.

A: Pest control companies, like Mike’s Termite & Pest Control, prioritize safety, using EPA-regulated products and methods that are safe for use around both humans and animals.

A: The frequency of mosquito treatments can depend on the severity of your mosquito problem and the geography/climate of your area. Typically, during mosquito season, monthly treatments are recommended for best results.

A: You can aid mosquito control efforts by eliminating standing water where mosquitoes breed, ensuring window and door screens are intact, and using personal repellents as directed.

A: You should notice a significant reduction in mosquito activity shortly after treatment. However, it might take a little time for the treatment to reach its full effectiveness.