A little over two years ago, we had termites swarm in our house in May. We contracted with Bright Pest Control to provide termite treatment. They came and for around $2,000, they inserted about a dozen green termite bait containers around the exterior of our house in the ground. These look just like the ones you can buy from big box lumber and home supply stores for $150 +\- After one year, they notified us that if we wanted to continue to be covered under the warranty, it would cost another $300. Reluctantly, we paid the additional $300 and they came out to inspect the bait containers. They determined no activity. This is the type of bait that the foraging termites are supposedly attracted to and they take it back to the colony which then kills the colony. Long shot if you ask me. During the following year,we found more evidence of termite damage and Bright came out and sprayed in a localized area to treat those termites. The second year (about a month ago), they called to collect the next $300 and we declined. We felt like we had spent enough ($2300 at this point), and had found more termites in interim period anyway. We realized that by declining to pay the additional annual fee, we would be giving up warranty on treatment. At this point, we had decided it was a bad decision to purchase that type of treatment anyway and we were just throwing good money after bad. Well, to really confirm our decision of what a bad choice we had made, unbeknownst to us, Bright Pest Control then sent a technician out to gather up the plastic bait containers. Not that they really work anyway, but apparently, the service is nothing more than a rental service for some bait containers at what is an extremely high cost and had no apparent effect on the termites that live around here. $2300 for the use of 12 plastic cylinders for about 30 months? That, is what I consider a huge rip off and should be illegal.