Termite bait systems vs liquid: the quick comparison
Termites can quietly damage structural wood long before anyone notices, especially in Georgia’s warm, humid climate. If you own a home or manage a storefront, office, or multi-tenant property in Athens, choosing the right protection matters.
A termite bait system uses in-ground stations that termites find, feed on, and share back to the colony. Liquid termite treatment applies a professional termiticide to the soil to help stop termites as they attempt to enter.
Baiting focuses on colony reduction and ongoing monitoring
Liquid treatment focuses on a treated soil zone around key entry points
The “best” option depends on access, landscaping, and the building’s construction
When termite baiting is a smart move
Termite baiting is often a strong fit for both homes and commercial properties where you want continuous monitoring with minimal disruption. It can be especially helpful when hardscapes, entrances, or landscaping make a full liquid perimeter more difficult.
When liquid termite treatment is a better fit
Liquid termite treatment is useful when you want a strong perimeter defense at the soil line, especially if the layout allows consistent application around the structure. Some properties need prep work around foundations, patios, or concrete edges to get full coverage.
Choosing the right option for you
The right solution comes down to your building type (slab vs crawlspace), access around the perimeter, and your risk level. Want to compare options first? Visit our Pricing page. Premium and Pete’s Plans include professional installation of SENTRICON® termite bait stations. Then click “Get A Free Estimate” or “Request A Quote,” and we’ll recommend the best next step for your property.
Get Rid of What’s Bugging You!
Don’t wait for visible damage to make a decision. Contact Pete’s Pest Patrol and get a termite plan built for Athens-area businesses.
