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Hi,

We currently have an infestation of subterranean termites. This occurred last year as well and after bringing in 5 extermination companies, it seemed like each company gave us different recommendations. Some wanted to do a full perimeter treatment but even they were a bit hesitant on the efficiency because of the size of our building (~ 195,000 sq ft) and some restrictions on drilling on the front side of our building. Others said the perimeter treatment would be a waste of money as it would have no affect on the ones that were coming up pretty much in the middle of the building. We decided to just do a spot treatment of the areas rather than a perimeter treatment. But this year they not only came up in one of the same locations but have now gotten into one of our galleries. It really seems like our only options are to continue only spot treating and dealing with the problem each year or trying the perimeter treatment and hope it works, but it costs a lot of money.

Has anyone else dealt with subterranean termites in their facility? Have you done perimeter treatments, either drilling and using pesticide or the bait system? Any recommendations? Is this just a problem we are going to have to treat each year as we find them?

Thanks,

Larissa Busch

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Larissa Busch
Collections Technician
Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
University of Oklahoma
2401 Chautauqua Avenue
Norman, Oklahoma   73072-7029
phone 405-325-2828
www.snomnh.ou.edu





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