Definition
Pest control treatment applied around the exterior of a building — foundation, entry points, and surrounding vegetation — rather than inside the home.
In Plain English
Treating the border before it becomes an inside problem
Perimeter treatment targets the outside edge of a property — the foundation line, door and window thresholds, and vegetation close to the structure — to intercept pests before they get inside. It's the default approach for most recurring general pest plans.
Why It Matters
Why exterior-only is usually enough for recurring visits
Most common pests approach a home from outside. A well-maintained perimeter barrier intercepts them before they're ever indoors, which is why recurring plans are typically exterior-only, with interior treatment reserved for the initial visit or specific requests.
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