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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

When to Retreat for Termites
I have a couple rentals, roughly 10 years old that have not had any kind of re-treatment for termites since they were built. At what point should I look at preventative treatment again? Any other suggestions you have are appreciated.
Some additional details:
Both homes are on slab foundation.
I will be contacting exterminators in the near future, but want to know what I may or may not need upfront, so I don't get taken for a bunch of unneeded services or extra cost.
From what I understand treatments used in older homes last decades, but the sprays used in new homes only last about 7 years. Again, this may all be incorrect, but is what I have heard from a couple sources now.