Our Termite Control Approach

We deliver safe, effective termite treatments that eliminate infestations and prevent future occurrences. Our highly-trained team provides tailored solutions to ensure your home remains termite-free for years to come. Here’s how we do it:

1. Thorough Termite Inspections

Our expert technicians conduct comprehensive inspections to identify termite activity and assess the extent of the infestation. This ensures we tailor the most effective treatment plan for your property.

2. Termite-Proofing Your Home

Beyond treating existing infestations, we focus on safeguarding your home from future termite invasions. Our prevention methods include proactive measures to termite-proof wood structures, decks, and fences.

3. Safe and Eco-Friendly Solutions

We prioritize the safety of your family and pets. Our termite control treatments use high-quality, non-toxic products that are both child- and pet-safe, delivering effective results without compromising safety.

4. Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed

Every service we provide is backed by the Our Guarantee—our promise to resolve any issues promptly and at no extra cost. Your satisfaction is our top priority.

Drywood Termites

• Habitat: Drywood termites live within wood structures, typically above ground. They create entry points by puncturing the wood’s surface.
• Wood Preference: Softwoods like pine and cedar.
• Damage: While they only consume surface wood, untreated infestations can lead to significant damage to furniture, decks, and even structural components.
• Regions Found: Most common in the southern United States.

Formosan Termites

• Habitat: Known as the most invasive and destructive termite species, Formosan termites build nests in trees, furniture, fences, walls, floors, and ceilings.
• Damage: Capable of causing massive damage to homes and property.
• History: Discovered in California in 1992, these termites have since destroyed countless structures.
• Pro Tip: Suspect an infestation? Contact our pest control team for a professional inspection

Subterranean Termites



Habitat: These termites build underground nests and create tunnels to access food sources.

Damage: Often unnoticed, their tunneling can rot wooden beams and weaken your home’s foundation.

Unique Challenge: Subterranean termites don’t leave visible holes, making early detection difficult.

Infestation Signs: Look for networks of mud tubes around your property.

Signs of Termite Infestation

Detecting termites early is critical to prevent extensive damage.

Look out for:

1. Mud Tubes: Thin tunnels on walls or foundations used by termites to travel between colonies and food sources.
2. Damaged or Hollowed Wood: Weak or hollowed-out sections of wood often indicate internal termite activity.
3. Drywood Termite Droppings: Resembling sand grains, these pellet-like droppings are a clear sign of infestation.
4. Blistered Wood Flooring: Uneven or blistered wood floors often suggest termites are active below.
5. Swarm Evidence: Flying termites around windows or doors indicate a swarm near your home.
   

Service You Can Trust

You can rest assured knowing that you and your family are in good hands. With dozens of awards and accreditations, our expertise speaks for itself.