Which of the following is NOT one of the four common SPCS application categories?

Fumigation is not considered one of the four common SPCS (Structural Pest Control Service) application categories because it is a specific method used for controlling pests, particularly in enclosed spaces. The four common application categories usually encompass broader categories such as general pest control, termite control, and lawn and ornamental pest management.

Termite control focuses specifically on managing termite populations and preventing damage to wooden structures, whereas lawn and ornamental pest management involves the treatment of landscape plants and lawns to protect them from destructive pests. Pest control in general refers to a wide range of strategies and treatments aimed at managing various unwanted pests in different environments.

Fumigation, being a targeted approach often used for serious infestations and requiring specific procedures and regulations, falls outside of the standard categories that encompass general application techniques used in everyday pest control practices.