Sentricon termite colony elimination system question

[Zippyman]

Originally Posted by TrapperL

Yeah, Texans are funny like that. We get most of our water either from lakes but mostly under ground reservoirs. Having the poison migrate to the water is just not something we like here. Yeah, I know, stupid Texans. Imagine having stupid laws like that in effect so we don't poison ourselves or give cause to having some terrible disease like cancer or kidney failure, etc. Yeah, it's real laughable.

I'm not digging on you personally, but you can't seriously pretend that it's a huge deal for someone to protect his house from termites with a poison that doesn't have any known effects on mammals vs. the million+ pounds of air pollution released just since Harvey by the 30? Major petrochemical plants in/around Houston?

Texas shut off their pollution monitoring equipment to "prevent damage" to the equipment- never mind the fact that there are people breathing the stuff that's being released & now there's no way to even know the true amount that's been released.

[Ghost Town]

Originally Posted by Crashj007

Don't know if it will be a problem for you but your paver/lava rock plan will trap water next to the foundation. My daughter in a new home in texas city has had water laying on the ground this week seeping in through weep holes in the brick facing. Be sure that water can drain away well.

Nope. Because I am putting french drain pipe near the foundation as well.

[LIcenter]

Originally Posted by Zippyman

I'm not digging on you personally, but you can't seriously pretend that it's a huge deal for someone to protect his house from termites with a poison that doesn't have any known effects on mammals vs. the million+ pounds of air pollution released just since Harvey by the 30? Major petrochemical plants in/around Houston?

Texas shut off their pollution monitoring equipment to "prevent damage" to the equipment- never mind the fact that there are people breathing the stuff that's being released & now there's no way to even know the true amount that's been released.

Hah! After all the news coming out from Texas about their state legislators turning a blind eye to all the chemical plants not under scrutiny, I was waiting for someone to blow this back in his/her face. Anyone remember Waco, and the town that used to be there.