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The
Statue of Liberty
The inscription on the Statue of Liberty states, "Give me your
tired, your poor, your huddled masses." It says nothing about
subterranean termites. Prior to 1996, termites in the Statue of Liberty
Monument had been a concern for National Park Service officials. In
fact, termites were so troublesome at one time, the museum area of the
monument in New York Harbor was temporarily closed to visitors.
Thanks to the Sentricon® Termite
Colony Elimination System, termites stopped swarming and were
eliminated from one of the world's most recognized and revered
structures.
The most severe infestations were at the base of the monument that
houses the museum and utility rooms. Sentricon stations were installed
in the ground around the base of the statue and Recruit™ AG stations
were placed around the wooden display cases. Once termites infested the
stations, termite bait was introduced to eliminate the termite colony.
Rest assured… the Sentricon System never sleeps while protecting
"Lady Liberty" for history.
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