Treatment depends on the termite species, location, and extent of the infestation. We inspect the property first, identify the type and extent of termite activity, and then recommend the appropriate treatment rather than using one treatment for every situation. Our treatment options include subterranean termite soil/barrier treatments, localized drywood termite treatments, wood treatments such as Bora-Care, and whole- structure fumigation when necessary.
SOIL & BARRIER TREATMENT
For subterranean termites, which live in the soil. We treat the ground around your structure to cut off their path into your home.
LOCALIZED DRYWOOD TREATMENT
For drywood activity in specific areas like a window frame, a piece of furniture or a section of the attic. Treated right where they nest.
WOOD TREATMENT (BORA-CARE)
Applied directly to wood to treat active termites and help protect it against future activity.
WHOLE-STRUCTURE FUMIGATION
When drywood activity has spread through the home, fumigation treats the entire structure at once.
HOW IT WORKS
1
FREE INSPECTION.
Foundation, attic, frames and wood structures.
2
IDENTIFY THE SPECIES.
Each type needs a different treatment.
3
THE RIGHT TREATMENT.
Soil, localized, wood treatment or fumigation, based on what we find.
4
ONGOING SUPPORT.
If an issue persists or your plan includes recurring service, we’re here to help keep the problem under control.
WDO INSPECTIONS FOR BUYERS, SELLERS AND REALTORS
Buying, selling or refinancing? Most lenders in Florida ask for a Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) inspection before closing. We inspect the property for termites, wood-decay fungi and wood-boring beetles, and give you a report you can hand to your lender or agent.
Full check of the structure, attic, garage and exterior wood
Written report of active signs, past damage and prior treatment