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IF YOU ARE AWARE OF ANY CONDUITS, PIPES, COMMON DRAINS, CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS, AIR DUCTS, OR ANY OTHER CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS THAT WOULD ALLOW FOR THE PASSAGE OF A FUMIGANT FROM THE STRUCTURE TO BE FUMIGATED TO ANY OTHER ADJACENT OR ADJOINING STRUCTURES THAT ARE NOT TO BE FUMIGATED, PLEASE DESCRIBE IN DETAIL:

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CHLOROPICRIN WILL BE USED AS A WARNING AGENT

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Prime Contractor: ACCURATE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL	PR#: 4527	Emergency Number: (844) 468-2687
Fumigation Contractor: {Fumigator Name:82}	PR#: {Fume PR:84}	Emergency Number: {Fume Phone Company:83}
Target Pest(s): Drywood Termites		Fumigant Brand Name: VIKANE
		Active Ingredient: Sulfuryl Fluoride

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THIS STRUCTURE WILL BE FUMIGATED WITH A LETHAL GAS ON THE DATE(S) INDICATED ABOVE. ALL PERSONS AND ANIMALS MUST VACATE THE STRUCTURE ON OR BEFORE ARRIVAL OF THE FUMIGATION CREW.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES CAN ANYONE ENTER THE STRUCTURE UNTIL THE FUMIGATION COMPANYʼS NOTICE IS POSTED GIVING THE TIME AND DATE FOR SAFE RE-ENTRY.
State law requires that you be given the following information: CAUTION – PESTICIDES ARE TOXIC CHEMICALS. Structural Pest Control Companies are registered and regulated by the Structural Pest Control Board and apply pesticides which are registered and approved for use by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation and the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Registration is granted when the State finds that, based on existing scientific evidence, there are no appreciable risks if proper use conditions are followed or that the risks are outweighed by the benefits. The degree of risk depends upon the degree of exposure, so exposure should be minimized.”
If within 24 hours following application you experience symptoms of dizziness, headache, nausea, reduced awareness, slowed movement, garbled speech, or difficulty in breathing, leave the structure immediately and seek medical attention by contacting your physician or Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222 ) and notify your pest control company. The warning agent chloropicrin can cause symptoms of tearing, respiratory distress, and vomiting. Entry into the space during fumigation can be fatal.
For further information, contact any of the following: ( See Page 2 ); for Health Questions the County Health Department ( See Page 2 ); for Application Information the County Agricultural Commissioner ( See Page 2 ) and for Regulatory Information the Structural Pest Control Board 916-561-8700, 2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1500, Sacramento, CA 95815.

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Country Health Department	County Agricultural Commissioner	Poison Control Center	Structural Pest Control Board
See Page 2 on the PDF for phone numbers	See Page 2 on the PDF for phone numbers	1-800-222-1222	1-800-737-8188

WE SUGGEST YOU NOTIFY YOUR NEIGHBORS OF THE START AND END DATE OF FUMIGATION AND TO KEEP PETS AWAY DURING THE FUMIGATION. CLOSE OFF ANY ACCESS TO THE SUBAREA TO PREVENT PETS FROM ENTERING.

I hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of this document and the information contained herein, a list that includes the instructions for the necessary preparations for the fumigation, procedures for leaving the structure, the fact sheet for the fumigant to be used, and the documents listed below, if any ___________________________________________________

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Remove all people from the property to be fumigated.
Remove all pets (including fish and birds). The water in the fish tank does not need to be drained. Animals must be removed from the yard (cats included). Please notify your neighbors of the same and ask them to keep their pets away from your property.
Remove all interior or exterior plants, whether potted or hanging on/in the building(s).
Remove all vehicles and boats from the garage/carport if included. If a vehicle is left in the garage, the doors and trunk must be left open—we will not accept car keys.
Remove all mattresses enveloped with plastic covers such as baby mattresses, etc. Mattresses in plastic ZIP covers need to be unzipped, the same holds true for garment bags. This does not apply to waterbeds.
Bag or remove all foods and medicines. This includes anything that is orally ingested, including candy and gum. It also includes food in freezers or refrigerators. In lieu of removal, these items may be placed in 2 NYLO-FUME BAGS with the ends twisted and sealed with tape. Food items, medicine & plants not removed or properly bagged will be discarded or bagged for you. This will result in an additional fee of no less than $350.00. Fumigators are not responsible for items we remove, bag, or miss. FOOD MUST BE BAGGED OR REMOVED AS REQUIRED BY STATE LAW.
Damage may be unavoidable to plants close to the building. Please move away any other objects that may be stored against the building at least 18 inches outward from the structure. Plants under covered patios, covered entries and big eaves may die. Plants with root systems under the fumigation may also die.
The occupant must turn off any air conditioning unit. We will assume no responsibility for any damage to any air conditioning unit.
The occupant must leave attic covers. We will assume no responsibility for any damage to any attic cover.
We must have access to all areas within the structure, including all rooms; closets, storage areas, or garages normally kept locked. If walk-in or large safes exist, you must be present to open the same for our inspection before re-locking the safe. THIS IS REQUIRED BY LAW.
PLEASE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO PROVIDE A SPARE KEY BEFORE THE DAY OF THE FUMIGATION. THE KEY YOU PROVIDE WILL BE LEFT IN YOUR LOCKED UNIT AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE FUMIGATION—PLEASE BE SURE TO ARRANGE ACCESS TO YOUR UNIT AFTER THE FUMIGATION.
We will assume no responsibility for any damage or misaligned antennae. Patio lights must be removed. Failure to do so will result in the fumigations removing them and a delay fee of no less then $ 350 may be incurres. Reimbursements for reinstallation will no be issued.
To ensure complete gas ventilation, the fumigator may sometimes have to open your drawers or cabinet work and closets; you may wish to do this prior to the fumigator’s arrival.
Although your Homeowner’s Insurance should cover burglary, just as if it occurred at any other time, we suggest that you REMOVE CASH, VALUABLE JEWELRY, WEAPONS, or any other valuables during the fumigation. We are not responsible for losses’ occurring while the building is unattended.
ELECTRICITY MUST BE TURNED ON TO POWER FANS TEMPORARILY USED WITHIN THE UNIT DURING FUMIGATION.
I/We the undersigned have read reviewed and agree to all the provisions contained herein and have acknowledged receipt of an exact copy of the “Occupant’s Fumigation Notice” and disclaimer. I/We further stipulate that if the building(s) have tenant occupants, that I/we or our authorized agent or manager, will deliver copies of the paperwork to all such occupants by the use of the U.S. Mail, fax, posting on the front door or hand delivery and shall be responsible for complying with the requirements as stated herein.
I/We shall absolutely observe and abide by all reasonable precautionary measures including but not limited to those set out on the Occupant’s Fumigation Notice and Disclaimer. I/we shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless Accurate Termite and Pest Control and Next Generation Fumigation for liability for any damage or injury to the owner or any other party or any property when such damage or injury results from the owner’s, tenant’s or agent’s failure to take reasonable precautionary measures concerning the work to be performed under this agreement or fails to observe and abide by each and every point set out on this Notice and Disclaimer.
Satellite dishes or parabolic antennas may be knocked out of alignment. Neither Accurate Termite and Pest Control nor its contractors will arrange for realignment service nor will any reimbursement be made for such services.
If the fumigation process requires a SCG/PG&E/SDG&E technician to access the unit in order to disconnect and/or reconnect service, SCG/PG&E/SDG&E is permitted to perform necessary procedures in the occupant’s absence.

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Please pay attention to the following resident check and important disclaimer

READ CAREFULLY- State Law Requires your signature. It is the responsibility of the owner/tenant, or owners agent to have all the items on this checklist done prior to crew arriving; failure may postpone the fumigation.

Chemical: Vikane

The crew’s estimated time of arrival is approximate only. Allow a minimum variance of two hours as traffic, wind, rain, etc., may delay our arrival. Due to unforeseen problems or safety reasons, we may require that the structure be vacated for an additional 24 hours. Wind and rain may necessitate the postponement of your job. We can not endanger our employees or your structure in adverse weather conditions. Please note that we do not work on Sundays or Holidays. If your fumigation falls within a weekend or holiday, please make sure to allow for the extra day(s) that you will be out of the structure.

On the first day the structure is covered and the fumigant introduced. During this time a minimum of one operable window per room will be open at least 3 inches. On the next workday the aeration process begins. The final step is certification for re-entry which should occur by 6 PM. For a Vikane fumigation this is the day the tarp is removed, and it will be posted on the doors that it is safe for re- entry. We WILL make every effort to have you back into your structure by 6 PM, barring UNFORESEEN circumstances.

Under no circumstances may anyone enter the structure until it has been declared safe for re-entry by a licensed fumigator. Anyone entering the structure prior to the reentry time is violating the California Structural Pest Control Act. This is punishable by a fine of one thousand dollars, six months in jail, or both.
Although the fumigant has been AERATED from the structure, the warning agent may remain. If this occurs, open all windows for two or more hours. Running the heater may also help, as we have foundedcv that damp conditions may cause the warning agent to linger.

If you experience symptoms of dizziness, headache, nausea, reduced awareness, slowed movement, garbled speech or difficulty in breathing, leave the structure immediately and seek medical attention by contacting your physician or Poison Control Center and notify your termite company. The warning agent, Chloropicrin, can cause symptoms of tearing eyes, respiratory distress and vomiting. Entry into the structure during the FUMIGATION CAN BE FATAL.

Structural fumigants are colorless, odorless and do not affect paints, or finishes. Dishes and utensils can be used without washing, as the chemical does not leave a residue. It is the responsibility of the homeowner; occupant or homeowners agent to have all of the items on this checklist done before the crew arrives. Failure to do so may postpone the fumigation. Any problems resulting from non-compliance to this checklist by the homeowner, occupant or homeowners agent will not be the liability of the Accurate Termite and Pest Control nor contractors to resolve or correct. Any delays caused by any units’ failure to prepare may result in a fine of no less than $350.00 plus any secondary costs including legal fees, locksmith fees, loss of time and damages incurred by Accurate Termite and Pest Control, Management, and affected units will be imposed on the unprepared unit.

Terms, Conditions and Liabilities.

We hope that your fumigation will be problem free, however there are at times unavoidable problems. We are providing the following information so that you may be made aware of possible unavoidable circumstances.

Climbing plants, trellises and vines must be removed or detached from the structure prior to the fumigation and if the homeowner/occupant has not done this, any damage to the same will not be our liability.
If rain or high winds start after the fumigation has begun and should damage result from these conditions, we will not be responsible for any resulting damage.
Forcible entry, if necessary, when all keys are not provided, will result in damage. The Fumigation Company and its contractors will not be responsible for repairs.
The use of masking tape used during a “tape and seal” fumigation may result in the peeling of paint when the paint is old or oxidized. Some painted surfaces will chip or peel if the undercoating was not properly applied, even though these surfaces may appear to be in good condition. The tape we use will not peel paint that is properly applied; therefore, we assume no responsibility for any such damage.
While we are concerned about your property, some of the following may be unavoidable due to the nature of the job that must be performed. The roof surface and perimeter areas of the building must be walked upon and damage may occur. Neither Accurate Termite and Pest Control and Next Generation Fumigation will assume any liability for such damage or consequential damage that may occur to roof or roof covering and areas below the same; gutters, electrical wiring, patio and awning covers, solar heating panels or related plumbing and living plants or landscaping at or adjacent to the property. Due to the fragile nature in which mobile homes are constructed, some damage may occur to carports, roof rails, roofs, siding, skirting, awnings, trims, vents and chimneys.
If additional time is needed for safety reasons or a longer exposure period, the Fumigation Company and contractor apologize for any inconvenience or cost you may incur due to the delay. We will not be responsible for any cost resulting from any inconvenience, as it is necessary for your protection and quality fumigation.
Gas must be turned off. NATURAL GAS: If you are a SCG/PG&E/SDG&E customer, only SCG/PG&E/SDG&E can disconnect and reconnect service.
We do not provide on-site security during the fumigation procedure or after the tent(s) or seals are removed and as such our insurance does not cover malicious vandalism or theft, (during the fumigation process screened windows will be left open and unlocked for fumigant circulation and ventilation of the building). If the homeowner or occupant wishes such security, it would be at his/her additional expense for such arrangements, and is NOT the liability of Accurate Termite and Pest Control and or its contractors.
All exterior doors (including water heater cabinets) on the building being fumigated, must be able to be locked. If no hasp or other lockable interior/exterior locking devices EXISTS, state law requires nailing these doors shut. If the homeowner or his/her agent has not provided such locks and nailing is then performed by the fumigation company, we will not assume any liability for damage to the door jamb, window frame, wall or adjacent areas. Nailing or locking is required by state law to keep any person such as a small child from being accidentally trapped inside.
Accurate Termite and Pest Control and Next Generation Fumigation will not be liable for any harm that may result from plants or pets not being properly protected as set forth herein.

THIS NOTICE HAS BEEN PRINTED IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY SIGNATURE HERE ON,THE HOMEOWNER, AGENT OR OCCUPANT (S) AGREE(S) THAT HE/SHE HAS HAD THESE FORMS EXPLAINED TO THEM IN THEIR NATIVE TONGUE BY THEIR OWN INTERPRETER. AFTER READING THIS NOTICE PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME BELOW AND THEN SIGN ON THE AUTHORIZED LINE BELOW.

By signing my name above, I am stating that I have read all statements and conditions explained in the Occupants Fumigation Notice as well as this disclaimer. I have received a copy of the Vikane/master fume Fact Sheet.

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What you need to do:

1. Attend One Townhall Meeting (Find My Meeting Dates)

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2. Bag and Store Perishable Food, Medications, and Supplements

See a list of food items that need to be bagged and bagging instructions below.

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3. Provide a spare key to your unit and leave all rooms accessible

NOTE: All keys are left in your unit with the door locked once we clear your unit. Be sure to have access to your unit other than the key you provide to avoid locking yourself out.

4. Vacate Accordingly

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The entire process is detailed in this video:

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The Structural Pest Control Board published the following document with Frequently Asked Questions regarding whole structure fumigation.

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31 Comments

Tammy Wright on September 12, 2026 at 8:48 pm

I have tried leave this question 3 times and each time after I submit the question it disappears. I hope this attempt works. Do factory-sealed containers of protein drinks (cardboard) and factory-sealed plastic drinks (Gatorades) need to be double-bagged?
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- Ozzie Camacho on September 15, 2026 at 9:39 am
  
  Hi Tammy. Thanks for reach out. Drinks and food items in cardboard or plastic must be removed or double bagged even if the factory seal is intact. Remember the only exceptions are glass containers factory sealed and metal cans factory sealed.
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Kelly Blakeslee on September 12, 2026 at 12:47 pm

I am in Carlsbad Crest at 852 Violet Ct. Carlsbad. Our garage requires a small key to open. I was planning to include it with our house key under the mat. Is that acceptable?
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- Ozzie Camacho on September 15, 2026 at 9:37 am
  
  Hi Kelly. Yes, that’s absolutely fine.
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Mark W. on September 10, 2026 at 8:17 pm

Per the Accurate video, factory sealed glass and metal containers do not need to be bagged. Please clarify for plastic and ‘boxed’ drink containers (unopened/factory sealed).

(I did not see this topic in the video or instructions) Regarding the townhouses in our community, there are 4 garages/units per building. One garage is accessible from inside the (D) unit, one garage is accessible through a door on the patio (C-unit), and the other 2 garages (A & B units) are ONLY accessible via opening the garage door. For anyone that will not be home when the crew arrives, the residents should know to leave an opener/key to access the garage.
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- Ozzie Camacho on September 15, 2026 at 9:33 am
  
  Hi Mark. Thanks for pointing that out. Regarding the bagging instructions, plastic and boxed drinks must also be removed or double bagged using only the nylofume material provided. We have asked residents to leave a spare clicker on the kitchen counter for garage access to those that aren’t directly connected to the patio or living space.
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  - Mark W on September 16, 2026 at 8:22 am
    
    Hey Ozzie, in response to your 09/15 9:33am reply regarding factory sealed plastic drink containers, there seems to be conflicting information.
    
    As I stated in my original question, the accurate video details glass and metal containers do not need to be bagged. However, the PDF attached to this website says plastic drink containers do not need to be bagged. Hence my question for clarity. Additionally, when the Accurate inspection crew arrived yesterday, I explicitly asked about the plastic drink containers I left unbagged, and the inspector said they were ok.
    
    Additionally, your video information and responses here seem to contradict published and public information regarding factory sealed plastic containers (Vikane® Specialty Gas Fumigant — EPA Reg. No. 1015-78, EPA-stamped July 11, 2024, specimen label revised July 8, 2024; EPA’s official 2024 Vikane label (EPA Reg. No. 1015-78); California Department of Pesticide Regulation).
    
    Since my building is currently tented, this may seem like a moot point, but I’d like to know how to deal with the plastic drink containers that are currently unbagged in my house.
    
    Thank you for an additional information you can provide.
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    - Ozzie Camacho on September 17, 2026 at 8:02 pm
      
      Hi Mark. Thanks for your question. When it comes to plastics, the rule can get a bit confusing. Yes, factory sealed plastic containers are okay to leave behind as is. However, it only applies to hard plastics such as gatorade bottles and 2 liter soda bottles. It does not apply to malleable plastics such as bags of beef jerky or the sealed bags inside a cereal box. For that reason we simplify our instructions to avoid that confusion and would rather be overly cautious when dealing with consumable items. It happens often where residents misunderstand the plastics rule and are dismayed to find that some of their items had been removed due to not having been double-bagged as it should have been. It’s our effort to maintain clear and constant instructions across all our fumigations.
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David Sheive on September 1, 2026 at 11:19 pm

Ozzie,

Does the Vikane gas kill insects (ants, spiders, roaches, etc), mice, and other creatures that may be in the walls of our homes?
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- Ozzie Camacho on September 2, 2026 at 12:33 am
  
  Hey David. The fumigation does kill other pests, but the particular treatment applied to your building is for termites. You will likely see other pests have died in the process, but don’t be surprised to still see some ants or other critters around the house.
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David Sheive on August 29, 2026 at 4:19 pm

Ozzie,

I know you will be fumigating 4 buildings in our community 9/15. That’s 2 condo buildings (16 units) and 2 townhome buildings (8 units). You’ve asked all of us to be out by 8am that day. I doubt you have 24 inspectors, so assuming everyone is actually out at 8am, what do you think the time for completion of all inspections will be? How many people will actually do the inspections – one for each building or what? I’m asking because of my own schedule. I would like to be here at the time you start my condo, but if that isn’t between say 7:30 and 9am, I won’t be.

Regarding carports, your flyer posted on our carport storage doors says doors must be unlocked by 8am 8/15. You didn’t say anything about leaving a key for you anywhere. Some people are leaving the night before and don’t want to leave the storage closet door unlocked. Valuables are in those storage closets – tools, surfboards, bikes, etc. It doesn’t appear Accurate has done carports before – separate structures from condo buildings, That’s worrisome. Can carport storage closet keys be left where house keys are left?
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 31, 2026 at 10:00 pm
  
  Hi David. You are absolutely right. You do not need to vacate at 8am on the dot. You are welcome to remain home until the crew arrives whatever time that might be. However, please be aware that their arrival could range from 8am to early afternoon. You’re also welcome to vacate earlier if you prefer. We cannot accept storage or vehicle keys. You are also welcome to leave your storage space locked until crews arrive. Any valuables in the storage space you would like to remain secured are best left inside the home during fumigation.
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David Sheive on August 27, 2026 at 1:38 pm

I have concerns about a bush at the corner of our condo patio as to whether you can get the fumigation tent between the bush and the patio side/railing. Can I send you 3-4 photos of the situation for you to review and comment? If you believe there is not enough room and the bush needs to be trimmed I would rather the landscape Co. do it rather than you. Where can I send photos?
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 27, 2026 at 2:34 pm
  
  Photos will help immensely. Please send them to fumigations@accuratetermitecontrol.com
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David C Sheive on August 24, 2026 at 8:50 am

Must supplies of toothpaste, tooth brushes, toothpicks, dental floss, mouthwash, teeth whitening strips, eye drops, medical inhailers need to be bagged or removed?
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 24, 2026 at 12:31 pm
  
  Hi David. Out of the items you listed, only inhalers need to be removed or double bagged. Hygiene and cosmetic products can stay as is.
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David Sheive on August 20, 2026 at 2:48 pm

Qzzie, you told me carports weren’t included in our fumigation project, and now (again) I learn they are. Therefore I ask the same question I asked in my 8/17 posting – number 1 below:

1-(on 8/17) I just learned carports are included in our fumigation project, but have not been specifically covered in information provided. How to expect to gain access to the carport storage? what kinds of items must be removed from the storage, eg paper napkins supplies, plastic rap supplies for covering foods, supplies of dish washing sponges, etc.

2-in the communication from the Accurate team today confirming carports will be done, no mention was made as to how you access the carport storage closet. We don’t have mats in front of our doors in the carports or door handles for lock boxes.

3-is there anything else specific to carports that you should mention that is different from the instructions for the condos in the building next door to the carports?
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 21, 2026 at 10:15 am
  
  Hi David, I apologize for the confusion. Initially we were not expected to cover the carports but management did clarify to us that they should be included in the fumigation. The carport storage must remain unlocked or you can have the inspectors check it in your presence when they arrive. The storage closet will need to remain unlocked if it belongs to an individual homeowner. Nothing from the carport needs to be removed unless its for, medicine, or any other edible items. paper napkins supplies, plastic rap supplies for covering foods, supplies of dish washing sponges, etc. can all stay as is. Vehicles should be removed from the carport. If a vehicle stays in the carport during the fumigation, it will need to remain unlocked for inspection and ventilation.
  
  Again, I’m really sorry for the confusion. Please don’t hesitate to reach out again if you have any other question.
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Barbara Galagusz on August 20, 2026 at 9:20 am

If we can get in to our units on 9/17 at noon, while we wait for SDGE we can still use the electricity? ( I assume my refrigerator will stay on during the fumigation?)

We received an email that the carports are being fumigated. The carports are not attached to our building. Each unit has a small storage closet at the end of their carport space that is has a lock ( each unit has their own key). From your comment above, since the carports are not attached, they will not be fumigated? This is an important question because I can then put some sensitive items in my storage closet.

Keep in mind that many of the renters were not informed of a town hall meeting.
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 21, 2026 at 11:47 am
  
  Hi Barbara.Electricity will stay on during the fumigation. I apologize for the confusion. Initially we were not expected to cover the carports but management did clarify to us that they should be included in the fumigation. The carport storage must remain unlocked or you can have the inspectors check it in your presence when they arrive. The storage closet will need to remain unlocked if it belongs to an individual homeowner. Nothing from the carport needs to be removed unless its for, medicine, or any other edible items. paper napkins supplies, plastic rap supplies for covering foods, supplies of dish washing sponges, etc. can all stay as is. Vehicles should be removed from the carport. If a vehicle stays in the carport during the fumigation, it will need to remain unlocked for inspection and ventilation.
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Karlyn Church on August 18, 2026 at 10:20 am

I am not seeing my address listed in order for me to fill out the form
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 18, 2026 at 2:32 pm
  
  Hi Karlyn. Not all buildings are scheduled for fumigation. If you email us your address to fumigations@accuratetermitecontrol.com we’ll be able to definitively tell you if your building is scheduled to be fumigated.
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David Sheive on August 17, 2026 at 7:41 pm

1-I just learned carports are included in our fumigation project, but have not been specifically covered in information provided. How to expect to gain access to the carport storage? what kinds of items must be removed from the storage, eg paper napkins supplies, plastic rap supplies for covering foods, supplies of dish washing sponges, etc.

2- there is some sort of meeting with you to ask questions. your link to finding meeting dates/locations doesn’t work. When/where is a meeting?

3- Apparently, SDGE will turn off gas at the meter. Do we need to turn off gas at the appliances – water heater, stove, clothes dryer, furnace? Why does SDGE come into the house after we return from the fumigation?

4- I don’t like leaving the key under the mat. Can I leave it in another place on the patio? Where is the key during fumigation and after before we return home?

5- my contact phone number submitted on the OFN needs to change. How do I do that?
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- Ozzie Camacho on August 18, 2026 at 2:32 pm
  
  Hi David. To clarify, we are fumigating the residences only along with any garages sharing the same building. Detached stand alone carports will not be fumigated. Garages must be left unlocked on fumigation day if you have one in the building. The meeting for your HOA has been prerecorded. At the top of the web page you will see a button that says “play webinar”. That video will give you all the detailed instructions for your fumigation. If you still have questions, we are happy to help. You do not need to turn off appliances. SDGE will need to inspect the condition of the gas lines in and out of the home to ensure there will not be any gas leaks when they turn the meter on. They are scheduled to arrive between 12pm and 6pm on your last day of fumigation. They will need someone to be home to give them access. Otherwise they will not be able to turn your meter on. You also have the option of leaving your key in a lockbox and sending us the code or you can hand your key in person when fumigators arrive. We just don’t have an exact time frame for their arrival. So if your schedule allows it, you are welcome to stick around to hand your key in directly. To change any information on your form you would have to resubmit the form again with the updated info you wont to note.
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Lonnie on November 15, 2023 at 6:28 pm

After we bag everything does it just go back in the fridge and cupboard while you’re fumigating?
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- Ozzie Camacho on November 15, 2023 at 6:54 pm
  
  Hey Lonnie. Yes, perishable items can go back in the fridge or freezer after you double bag them. I recommend taking out the shelves to have more space available to put the bags in when they’re filled.
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Teresa Carriker-Thayer on November 14, 2023 at 7:50 am

I need the bags today and need to get you a key today. How do I do that?
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- Ozzie Camacho on November 14, 2023 at 11:42 am
  
  Thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately we don’t have anyone that can make a delivery today for your bags. However, you can stop by our office in San Diego to pick up a set and drop off your key. The address is 8137 Engineer Rd, San Diego, 92111. Please just give us a heads up if your are coming by.
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Christianna Wolf on July 31, 2023 at 1:27 pm

Carlsbad Crest patios, will the entire patio be covered, all sides the fences? Will the tent cover the entire patio?
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Konda Reddy Polu on March 18, 2022 at 3:00 pm

Pick up your allotted Nylofume Bags (20 per unit)

Sorry. I missed this meeting and let me know where can I pick Nylofume bags.
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- Ozzie Camacho on March 18, 2022 at 5:37 pm
  
  Not a problem at all. Bags will be delivered to your doorstep by Tuesday morning.
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