When drywood termites or stored-product pests spread through a structure, whole-building fumigation reaches what spot treatment can't. We treat the decision seriously, and part of our job is helping you understand honestly whether it's actually necessary first. A structure's age and construction type both factor into how tenting materials get sized and sealed.


Structural fumigation requires licensing beyond standard pest-control certification — our applicators hold it.
Fumigation accounts for the full vacate-and-return window, not just the tenting day itself.
Quoted by structure size and infestation type, given in writing before tenting begins. Applicators recalibrate gas monitoring equipment before every job rather than assuming a prior calibration still holds.
Commercial-grade tarps, sealing materials, and continuous gas detection throughout treatment. We never rely on a single gas monitor during clearance testing — redundancy is part of the protocol.

Full tenting for colonies distributed through wall voids and framing, not accessible to spot treatment.
We treat infestations that have spread beyond what sealing and trapping can reasonably handle.
A clear prep checklist arrives ahead of the date so nothing gets missed.
Licensed application under tent, monitored continuously for concentration and seal integrity.
We don't clear a property until testing confirms fumigant levels are fully within safe limits. Pet relocation guidance is part of the pre-fumigation conversation too, since pets need to vacate on the same timeline as people.
We schedule a check-in inspection after clearance to confirm full elimination. Before scheduling, we check whether your neighborhood has specific tenting notification requirements, so there are no surprises.
Tell us about the infestation scope and structure size so we can determine if fumigation's the right call versus spot treatment.
We assess in person before recommending fumigation, since it's a bigger step than routine treatment.
You get a full written plan covering prep, tenting date, vacate period, and clearance timeline.
After tenting and clearance testing, we confirm safe re-entry and schedule a post-treatment follow-up.
Drywood termites had spread through multiple rooms — spot treatment wouldn't have cut it. Tenting was organized start to finish.
They coordinated the whole timeline around our hotel stay so we knew exactly when to leave and return.
Warehouse had a stored-product pest problem that got out of hand. Fumigation and clearance testing got us back operating fast.
The detailed prep checklist meant nothing was left to guesswork about what needed removing.
Historic home with extensive drywood termite galleries throughout the attic framing. Fumigation was the only realistic option and it was handled professionally start to finish.

Coverage includes Rayne and surrounding communities, with crews equipped for homes and larger commercial structures alike. We work with Rayne property managers on phased scheduling when a multi-unit building needs treatment without a full shutdown. We also maintain a checklist specific to multi-story versus single-story structures, since tenting logistics differ meaningfully between the two.

Regular treatment handles localized activity; fumigation covers what's spread too widely for spot treatment. We're happy to answer questions about the process before you commit to anything, including whether a less invasive option might work instead.
The vacate period is short but firm, with precise dates finalized in the plan.
We walk you through exactly what needs bagging or removal before tenting day.
Structural fumigation is a well-established, code-regulated process under licensed applicators.
We use monitoring equipment to confirm safe levels before certifying re-entry — no guessing. We can also coordinate with a pest control service on neighboring units if your building shares structural framing.
Fumigation eliminates existing infestation; we flag conducive conditions afterward to help reduce reinfestation odds. We recommend checking with attached structures before scheduling, since shared framing can affect fumigation planning.
A licensed inspection will tell you honestly whether fumigation is actually necessary.
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