Termishield Termite & Pest Protection

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Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

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Full Service Pest Management Company with services including General Pest Control, Termite Control, Rodent Remidation and Exclusion. Offering both Traditional Pest Control methods, as well as Green Pest Control options, including our Eco Friendly Program. Family owned and operated, Long-Term, Highly trained, Technicians who live and work in our area

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Bedbugs Insects Inspections Mice & Rats Pest Control Services Real Estate Termite Control

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Advance Termite Baiting System, Termidor

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check, debit, visa, mastercard, discover, all major credit cards, cash

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National Pest Management Association Indiana Pest Management Association

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Pest Control Services

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Pest Methods: Environmentally Friendly

Free Inspection: Yes

Pest Types: Cockroaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Termites, Bees, Hornets, or Wasps, Fleas, Ticks, or Mites, Spiders, Rodents

Warranties: Yes

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Phone: (574) 243-4020

Website: Termishield

Termishield Termite & Pest Protection

Kitchen Remodeling
This treatment method was professionally developed to meet the needs of our community since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our Micro-Shield treatments reach the places that harbor bacteria and viruses, such as bathrooms, carpets, floors, couches, light switches, countertops, faucets, and more. Give the professionals at Termishield a call today to get started on your first treatment!
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Your technician will implement Termishield’s proprietary bed bug control treatment method, eliminating any eggs, nymphs, or adult bed bugs caught in the application area. Whether they’re in the bed, the furniture, or under the flooring, bed bugs have no escape.
Door Installation/Replacement
In order to deter stinging insects from building nests on your Lakeville property, it’s a good idea to cover up any holes in the ground using grass or cement. Also, use caulk to seal cracks and crevices around the porch and eaves, and keep an eye out for nests in the shed, garage, and wall cavities. It’s also a good idea to keep windows and doors shut when possible.
Drywalls
Norway rats are nocturnal and inconspicuous, so you probably won’t see one with your naked eye. A common indicator that you have Norway rats is the presence of damage in specific places around your home. Look for signs of gnawing around pipes, flooring, electrical wiring, and drywall. Likewise, check for signs of burrowing under sidewalks, decks, garages, sheds, and foundations near your home. If you’ve started finding holes in your clothing or furniture or small droppings in your closet or pantry, it’s likely you’ve got a rodent problem.
Basement Remodeling
Garage Remodeling

Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Occasional invaders live or hide out in dark, damp places such as under mulch and landscaping ties, under rocks, and in landscaped areas. When they move inside, they take up residence in humid, dark, hard-to-reach areas of homes, making them difficult to eliminate. Attics, walls voids, crawl spaces, basements, bathrooms, and laundry rooms can all become home to occasional invaders.
Driveways
Walkways
This treatment is applied using our specialized custom application techniques such as Micron Application and ULV Mists that Output 22-46 micron particle size giving it the ultimate reach to places that viruses and bacterias harbor. We apply our solutions to highly touched and trafficked areas like door handles, light switches, door & window frames, tables, garbage cans furniture, bathrooms, floors and walkways, and anywhere else that may be frequently touched and harboring the virus.

Window Installation/Replacement
Occasional invaders move inside to take advantage of a temperature-controlled, warm environment. They move inside through cracks in the foundation and exterior walls of homes and buildings, through gaps around windows and doors, and through spaces around utilities and vents leading indoors through exterior walls.
Decks
Stinging insects build their nests in a variety of locations, as long as they are provided with protection and shelter. Stinging insects create their nests in rock crevices, on rock overhangs, on trees or utility poles, and under porches, decks, and roof eaves. German yellow jackets, for example, prefer to nest in voids. Stinging insects can find their way indoors to nest inside attics, crawl spaces, walls voids, and in outbuildings like barns, sheds, and garages.
Patios
Gutters
Certain factors can also attract ants. Watch out for excess moisture buildup from clogged gutters, leaky outdoor fixtures, unsecured garbage, wood piles, animal feed, and compost piles. Once they’re in proximity to your home, ants usually get inside through cracks and crevices in the foundation or exterior walls; however, they can also get in through torn window screens, open vents, roofline holes, and practically any other method you can imagine.
Siding
Termites find their way into homes while foraging for food. They travel through the soil and make their way through cracks in the foundation of homes or through wood siding, deck supports, or porch steps. Once inside your home, they are attracted to wood that has been previously damaged by water. They don’t live in the tunnels they create. Instead, they travel back and forth from their food source to their nests daily. Their nests may be located on your property or on a neighboring property.
Porches

Insulation
Termites in Portage are notoriously one of the most destructive pests on the list. Why? Because the scope of the damage they can cause is monumental compared to their tiny size. Termites eat through wood, making nests and growing colonies that spread around the building. They slowly eat away at the construction of your home, destroying filter systems and contaminating insulation.

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