What type of treatments is a "spot" treatment?

A "spot" treatment refers to a method applied to a specific, limited area rather than a broad or extensive area. The defining characteristic of a spot treatment is that it targets a localized zone, typically not exceeding 2 square feet. This focused approach is often employed in pest control, landscaping, or other fields where the objective is to address issues in confined spaces without affecting larger surrounding areas.

This precision allows for effective management of pests or issues with minimal impact on the environment or the integrity of nearby structures. The limit of 2 square feet distinguishes it from other treatment types that cover more extensive areas, ensuring that treatments are efficiently administered to where they are needed most.