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Termites are active all year in South Florida. We inspect your home from top to bottom and give you a written treatment plan before any work starts.
Termites feed on wood around the clock, usually where you can’t see them, and in South Florida they are active all year.
Termites eat wood from the inside. By the time you notice, they may have been feeding for a long time.
The longer a colony feeds, the more wood it damages and the bigger the repair.
A colony keeps growing and feeding until it is treated.
Pencil-wide dirt tunnels on foundation walls, garage walls or piers. Subterranean termites build them to travel from the soil to the wood.
Small piles of same-size wings on windowsills or near lights. They are left behind after a swarm.
Tiny, sand-like pellets pushed out of small holes in wood. A common sign of drywood termites.
Wood that sounds hollow when you tap it, looks shredded, or shows a waffled pattern inside.
You don’t need to know which one you have. Our technician identifies the species and where it is active, then recommends the treatment that fits.
They live underground and reach your home through mud tubes, attacking the structure from the foundation up.
A subterranean termite with very large colonies that can chew through wood at a rapid rate. Often mistaken for flying ants when they swarm.
Smaller colonies that live inside the wood they eat, above ground. They need no contact with the soil.
Both swarm in warm, humid weather and both have wings. Three details tell them apart.
Not sure which one you found? Keep a few in a bag or take a photo, and we’ll identify them during your free inspection.
Every job starts with a free inspection and a written quote. What we recommend depends on the species, where it is active, and how far it has spread.
For drywood termite activity limited to specific areas. We treat the affected wood directly, without tenting your home.
For subterranean termites. A treated zone in the soil around your foundation, where they travel to reach the house.
For subterranean termites. Stations installed in the ground around your home that termites feed on and carry back to the colony.
Some drywood infestations call for tent fumigation. Our technician will tell you if yours does. Fumigation is performed by a licensed fumigation company.
These habits lower the risk, but they do not replace an inspection. Termites are often active long before there are visible signs.
Repair leaking pipes, roofs and A/C lines. Damp wood attracts termites.
Fence posts, door frames and siding should not touch the ground.
The same goes for lumber. Keep it raised off the ground.
Mulch and dense plants hold moisture and can hide mud tubes.
So water flows away from the foundation instead of pooling next to it.
An inspection finds activity early. Ours is free.
Have a different question? Call our office in Davie, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Nothing. The inspection is free, and you get a written quote before any work starts.
Look for mud tubes, discarded wings, pellet droppings and wood that sounds hollow. Termites often stay hidden, so the surest way to know is an inspection.
You don’t need to. Our technician identifies the species and where it is active, then recommends the treatment that fits your home.
Most swarms happen in spring and summer, often on warm, humid evenings or after rain. Swarming termites or discarded wings inside your home are a sign to call.
In most cases, no. Spot treatments, soil treatments and bait stations are done while you stay home. If your home needs tent fumigation, it has to be empty during the process, and the fumigation company will explain what to prepare.
Warranty options depend on the service. Our technician will explain what applies to your treatment.
Across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie. Call us or use the ZIP checker on the homepage to confirm your address.
The inspection is free, and you get a written quote before any work starts.
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