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It is the responsibility of the homeowner to have all tasks on this checklist done before the crew arrives. Failure to do so may postpone the fumigation. Confirm necessary activities and timing with your pest management professional.  \nAs soon as possible  \n Make accommodation arrangements for family and pets.  \n Block areas where pets might hide in/under structures.  \n Schedule shut-off and post-fumigation restoration of your gas service at least 48 hours in advance.* In some areas, three to five days’ notice is required.  \n Make arrangements for cars and vehicles that may need to be parked away from the structure.  \n Make security arrangements if needed.*  Hold your mail service if needed.  \n*If not already arranged by your pest management professional.  \nTwo to three days before  \n Remove or double-bag unsealed food and medicines.* See the “Food & Consumables Checklist”on Page 4 for helpful information.  \n Make house key arrangements with your pest management professional.  \n Move indoor and outdoor potted plants away from your home.  \n Prune any plants or trees touching/encroaching the outside of your home.  \n Water the soil up to 18 inches from the outer walls of your home.  \n Retract all awnings.  \n Return all signed contracts to your fumigation and/or termite company.  \n*Special bags are used and are available from your pest management professional. 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