Termite Control

Signs of termites include mud tubes along walls or foundations, hollow or damaged wood, piles of discarded wings, frass (termite droppings), and bubbling or peeling paint that looks like water damage.

Termites feed on wood and other materials containing cellulose. Over time, they can cause severe structural damage that’s expensive to repair—often without obvious signs until the damage is advanced.

Depending on the severity, pest control professionals may use localized treatments, liquid termiticides, baiting systems, or full structural fumigation to eliminate the colony. Structural fumigation is often required for large or hidden infestations, especially in multi-story buildings or inaccessible areas.

Yes. Licensed professionals follow strict safety guidelines. Whether it’s a localized application or a whole-structure fumigation, they ensure the property is safe to re-enter once the treatment is complete.

Schedule regular inspections, maintain proper drainage, eliminate wood-to-soil contact, repair leaks, and keep firewood or mulch away from your foundation. Many companies also offer ongoing termite protection plans and warranties.