What the service entails
Silent destroyers, stopped early
Termites work out of sight — inside walls, under floors, and along foundations. Our specialists start with a meticulous inspection for mud tubes, frass, and hollow timber, then match the treatment to the species: soil barriers, bait stations, or full-structure fumigation for severe cases.
- Full-structure inspection including crawl spaces, basements, and attics
- Subterranean and drywood termite identification with photo evidence
- Baiting systems, liquid soil barriers, and spot wood treatments
- Annual monitoring visits to confirm colonies stay eliminated
Treatment options
Matched to your infestation
Bait stations
Discreet stations around the foundation intercept foraging termites and collapse the colony from within.
Soil barriers
A treated zone in the soil around your foundation blocks subterranean termites from reaching timber.
Fumigation
For widespread drywood termite activity, whole-structure fumigation reaches every gallery and void.
Targeted application 
Timber stays sound Good to know
Termite FAQs
Mud tubes on foundations, discarded wings near windows, hollow-sounding wood, and unexplained paint blisters.
Barriers and baiting take a day; colony elimination follows over weeks. Fumigation typically needs three days including aeration.
Yes — treated zones are monitored annually, and re-treatment is covered if activity returns.
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