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How Does the Sentricon System Work?

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How Does the Sentricon System Work?

Sentricon is scientifically designed to eliminate the entire subterranean termite colony, including the queen. Your home is your castle and Sentricon is your shield. Curious about how it works? We’ve got that covered.

 

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The Sentricon Process

  1. A certified termite professional will inspect your property for signs of termites.
  2. Sentricon is then installed around your home. Are you eliminating a current colony or preventing a future one? Sentricon can help you with either – or both.
  3. Termites eat the bait and share it with the colony. Termites prefer the bait used in Sentricon almost 10 times more than wood. The active ingredient in Sentricon, noviflumuron, gets shared with the colony and prevents termites from maturing through molting.
  4. Since the termites can’t molt, all termites die, including the queen.

 

Home. It’s the center of your world and a place of comfort and peace for you and your family. It’s the place where family memories and traditions will be built for years to come. Termites are a homeowner’s worst nightmare. With Constant Protection™ featuring the Sentricon System with AlwaysActive technology, Waynes can eliminate the worry. If you are in need of termite protection, call Waynes at 866-WAYNES1 or visit our website callwaynes.com!

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