Subterranean Termite Treatment Diagram
Treating the soil under a slab stops subterranean termites before they find a crack and work their way up into the framing. ArcSite's subterranean termite treatment diagram shows two rodding angles that reach the soil under a slab with a heat duct buried beneath it.
Key Features
This subterranean termite treatment diagram includes:
- Section cut through a slab-on-grade foundation
- Stud wall sitting on the slab edge
- Heat duct running through the fill under the slab
- Foundation wall and footing below grade
- Rodding angle from outside, below grade
- Alternate rodding angle through the slab
- Grade line and fill labels
A heat duct under the slab is easy to puncture with a treatment rod, so both angles here aim for the soil beside it, not through it.
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