Termite Control in South Florida
Termites cause damage you often can't see until it's expensive. We find out which kind you have, how far it has spread and the right way to treat it: tenting, soil treatment or a targeted spot treatment. Then you get the plan and the price in writing.
New customers get $50 off the first service.
Signs of termites
If you notice any of these, book a free inspection.
Wings on windowsills
Swarmers shed their wings near windows and doors, usually in spring.
Small piles of pellets
Drywood termites push out droppings that look like sand or coffee grounds.
Mud tubes
Pencil-wide tubes on foundations or walls mean subterranean termites.
Hollow or soft wood
Wood that sounds hollow, blisters or gives under pressure.
How we handle it
Clear steps, explained before we start.
1. Inspection
We identify drywood or subterranean termites and map the activity.
2. Written plan
We explain your options, what each involves and the exact price.
3. Treatment
Tenting for widespread drywood termites, soil treatment for subterranean, or spot treatment when activity is limited.
4. Follow-up
We check back and can set up ongoing protection.
Treatment options
Termite tenting (fumigation)
Treats the whole structure at once for drywood termites. We walk you through preparation and when it is safe to return. About tenting
Soil treatment for subterranean termites
A treated zone around the foundation that stops termites coming up from the soil.
Spot treatment
For limited drywood activity in a small area, when tenting is not needed.
Ongoing protection
Regular inspections so new activity is caught early.
Termite control across South Florida
Common questions
How much does termite treatment cost?
It depends on the size of your property and what we find, so the inspection is free and you get an exact price in writing before any work. New customers get $50 off the first service.
Do I always need tenting?
No. If activity is limited to a small area, spot treatment can work. We inspect first and tell you what fits.
Drywood or subterranean: what is the difference?
Drywood termites live inside the wood and are common in South Florida homes and furniture. Subterranean termites live in the soil and build mud tubes to reach wood.
When is termite season?
Swarms are most common in spring and early summer, but termites work all year in South Florida.
Let's take a look
Book your free inspection and get $50 off your first service. We'll get back to you during business hours.
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