Termite Control & Prevention
Termites cause costly structural damage if left unchecked, and early treatment is the best defense. We offer both preventative and active termite solutions tailored to the property’s needs. Whether you’re protecting your home in advance or handling an active infestation, our services are designed to stop damage, monitor activity, and provide lasting peace of mind.
Optional home bonding is available with qualifying services for added protection and future coverage.
Because termite activity, construction type, and property size all impact cost, pricing varies—customers are encouraged to contact us directly for a customized quote.
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Liquid Treatment
Liquid treatments are one of the most trusted and time-tested methods for eliminating and preventing termites.
How It’s Applied:
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A trench is dug around the foundation, and in some areas, drilling into slabs or patios may be necessary to reach the soil below.
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The termiticide is applied to soil around and beneath the structure to create a treated zone.
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This barrier eliminates active termites and protects against future entry.
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Interior spot treatments may be used for visible or accessible infestations in wall voids, crawl spaces, piers, or plumbing penetrations.
Ideal For:
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Active infestations that need immediate knockdown
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Slab homes, crawl spaces, basements, and pier-and-beam foundations
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Homes that have never been treated or are beyond their original warranty period
Additional Details:
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Treatment penetrates hidden areas where termites travel.
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Works on subterranean species, the most common wood-damaging termites.
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Follow-up inspection is typically included to verify control.
Bonding Availability:
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Home bonds may include annual inspections and retreatment warranties.
Call for a quote based on your foundation type and treatment area.
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Advance Termite Stations
Termite bait stations offer a discreet, eco-conscious approach that targets the entire colony rather than just entry points.
How the System Works:
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Low-profile station units are installed every 8–20 feet around the home’s perimeter.
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Stations contain monitoring cartridges or bait that termites feed on and carry back to the colony.
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Over time, the queen and colony are eliminated through shared feeding.
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Stations are inspected routinely to track activity and replace bait when needed.
Why Homeowners Choose Baiting:
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No trenching or drilling required in most cases
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Ongoing protection with continuous monitoring
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Ideal for homes surrounded by mulch, trees, or landscaping
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Effective for both prevention and control of active colonies
Additional Details:
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Works gradually, which minimizes colony rebound.
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Safe around children, pets, and outdoor living areas.
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Helps identify new activity before damage occurs.
Bonding Availability:
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Bonds are available as long as the system remains active and serviced annually.
Call us for a station-based estimate tailored to your property size.
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(WDO / Clearance Reports) Termite Letters
Termite letters are often required during real estate transactions or refinancing and help protect both buyers and sellers.
What the Inspection Covers:
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Visual inspection of crawl spaces, basements, garages, attics, interior perimeters, foundation walls, and exterior areas
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Identification of active termites, previous damage, or conditions favorable to infestation (like wood-to-ground contact or moisture issues)
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Documentation of findings and recommendations
Who Needs One:
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Homebuyers and sellers
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Real estate agents and brokers
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Mortgage lenders and insurance companies
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Property managers and investors
What You Get:
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An official WDO/termite letter outlining conditions, findings, or clearance
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Options for treatment if any issues are discovered
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Guidance on prevention if no activity is found
Bonding Availability:
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If treatments are performed, bonding options may be added to protect the home moving forward.
Inspection pricing varies by property type—contact us for the quickest estimate.
