Dixon Exterminating Company uses Termidor® exclusively in treating our clients’ termite infestations, and our track record with this product is nearly flawless.  

Termidor is a non-repellent termiticide.  Termites can't smell it, see it, or feel it, so they forage freely in a treated area.  And, most importantly, Termidor begins working immediately as termites make contact while foraging.  Termidor has proved very effective in this region of the country and is well-suited to our soil, our climate, and the species of termites found here.  It manages termite colonies quickly – providing 100% control in three (3) months or less.

Learn to protect your investment

At Dixon Exterminating, we know your home is likely to be the most expensive purchase you'll ever make. Of course, the destruction brought on by termites can ruin your investment. That's why you need to take steps to prevent it from happening. A good start is to read this pictorial guide.

Here, you'll discover the major differences between Termidor^® liquid termiticide and bait/monitoring systems. You'll learn about the "Transfer Effect ™", what "recruiting" means, and the results you can expect to see from using different methods of controlling termites.

The "Transfer Effect" controls the whole colony in three months or less.

As well as eating Termidor, a termite will also unknowingly pick it up and carry it back to the colony on its body. So every termite it contacts, feeds, or grooms will itself become a carrier, contacting and "infecting" others.

This combination of ingestion, contact, and the "Transfer Effect" results in unparalleled efficacy. Eight-plus years of test data show Termidor provides 100% control. And Termidor delivers results in 3 months or less. That's 2 to 6 times faster than a bait/monitoring system.

Recruiting can take years to control a colony

Many termite bait/monitoring systems work by recruitment, which means termites eat the bait and return to the colony to recruit others to eat the bait. However, this process cannot begin until activity is identified in a monitoring station. Bait/ monitoring systems can take months to years to control a colony. Termidor provides 100% control in three months or less.