™Termites protection
Documented treatment helps resist subterranean termites, including Formosan termites, in eligible treated lumber.
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Termites can work out of sight. Treating the lumber gives eligible components built-in resistance before they are enclosed, while inspections and the project’s required pest-management measures protect the broader building.
The public product evaluations document resistance to subterranean termites for the listed wood products and approved applications. Verify the exact species, exposure conditions and installation requirements before specifying.
Treated lumber does not protect every item inside the home. Untreated wood and other cellulose materials are outside the treated-component protection; this is not a substitute for code-required pest management.
Coverage depends on the selected treatment, eligible wood, project records and complete written terms. A warranty is a defined remedy, not a promise that damage can never happen.
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The foundational green RezWood™ treatment for qualifying dimensional framing—factory-applied protection against mold growth, fungal decay, and subterranean termites, including Formosan termites. Installation, field cuts, fasteners, and exposure details must follow TER 1511-09.
See 2200 ↗See its warranty options ↗Coming soon · not yet available to order
Blue-identifiable dimensional framing that combines mold, decay, and subterranean-termite protection with ASTM E84-tested surface-burning performance for projects that do not require code-defined FRT lumber.
See 3300 ↗See its warranty options ↗The red RezWood™ system combines mold, decay, and subterranean-termite protection with evaluated fire-retardant treatment for qualifying dimensional-lumber applications within TER 1510-01. Rated assemblies require their own applicable documentation.
See 4400 ↗See its warranty options ↗