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Property Owner Microwave Termite Treatment Region & Availability

Welcome interested property Owner,
The Wavelength System of microwave treatment for the control of termites and other wood destroying pests should be performed by a responsible pest control professional who has access to a Wavelength Microwave treatment system. Although microwave technology applied to pest control has been around for about 50 years, its introduction to the structural pest industry for commercial use is only about 15 years old. It is a relatively new, rapidly growing applied technology not in industrial use everywhere yet, as it's popularity increases, so does its professional use. Complete U.S. consumer treatment availability is estimated to occur by the year 2011.

Currently the Wavelength system is primarily being used to control Drywood and Formosan termites. The system does create temperatures needed to also control subterranean termites at localized areas, dampwood termites, wood destroying beetles and fungus.
The U.S. region for drywood and formosan termite infestation lies along the southern Region of North America and all the Hawaiian Islands.

If Wavelength technology is not yet available in your area, please make inquires to your local Termite control firms. The wavelength system is relatively inexpensive to purchase and gives years of reliable professional pest control service. Unfortunately, not all pest control professionals and firms are educated or aware of this new green technology. Avoid doing business with pest control firms who deny the existence or effectiveness of this new technology.

Firms that do offer the Wavelength Treatment procedure are knowledgeable, technologically advanced, safety & environmentally conscience professionals.

If you are currently having work performed by a Wavelength system user, rest assured that your treatment will be performed professionally and we congratulate you for helping contribute to a safer environment by choosing the lesser hazardous alternative to poison gas fumigation.

Efficacy Studies
If you would like to view microwave treatment efficacy excerpts from the 1996 U C Berkeley 93 page final efficacy report of non chemical controls of drywood termites project #84IA8011-00. (Click Here)

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