First, our licensed termite technicians will inspect your home or property to find out where the termites are and how bad the problem is. We will look for signs like:

• Hollowed-out wood
• Mud tubes (termite pathways)
• Swarms of winged termites

Identifying the particular type of termite will play a large factor in determining your steps moving forward. Most kinds of termites can be handled with a simple spot and spray treatment while others require significantly more effort to locate the nest.

Once the inspection is complete, the pest control professional will come up with a treatment plan. This could include:

• Liquid Termite Treatment: A liquid insecticide is applied to the soil around the foundation or the wood in the home. This helps kill termites and creates a barrier to keep new ones from coming in.

• Bait Stations: Small bait stations are placed in the ground around the property. These stations contain slow-acting poison that termites take back to their colony, killing more termites over time.
• Fumigation: For severe infestations, a large-scale treatment called fumigation might be used. This involves sealing the home and releasing a gas that kills the termites. This is often done for drywood termites.

After the treatment, our termite inspectors might return for follow-up inspections to make sure the termites are gone, and offer regular inspections or monitoring services to keep an eye out for any signs of termites returning. This can help catch any problems early.