Foaming

Foaming treatment uses specialized equipment to convert liquid pesticide into dense foam, allowing it to reach deep voids, crawl spaces, and hard-to-access areas. It’s an efficient method to deliver pesticide precisely where pests hide, especially in concealed structural spaces.

Treatment Method & Coverage Area

Foam is created using a handheld foamer that injects air into the pesticide solution as it’s dispensed. The expanding foam clings to surfaces and fills voids, making it ideal for treating enclosed or vertical spaces. Unlike liquid sprays, foam can rise, expand, and adhere to areas that gravity-bound liquids cannot effectively reach.

Application Areas

Wall cavities, under sinks, behind cabinets, crawl spaces, pipe chases, and pest harborages within enclosed structures.

Key Advantages

Discover the core benefits of this method—designed for effective pest control, efficient application, and long-term protection across various environments.

Targets Hidden Spaces

Reaches concealed or vertical pest galleries and voids where sprays can’t reach.

Expands & Clings

Fills cracks, gaps, and hidden zones by expanding and adhering to surfaces.

Minimizes Chemical Runoff

Foam stays in place better than liquid treatments, reducing waste and mess.

Perfect for Tight Areas

Especially effective in enclosed or difficult-to-access structural zones.