Protect Your Home or Business From Pests

You can try basic DIY termite products, but they rarely eliminate the entire colony. Professional termite treatment is strongly recommended to fully protect your home and prevent costly structural damage.

A full termite treatment typically ranges from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on the size of the home, level of infestation, termite species, and whether you choose baiting, liquid barrier, or fumigation.

The most effective termite treatment is a professional system that combines a soil barrier or bait stations with targeted interior treatments, regular inspections, and ongoing monitoring to eliminate the colony and prevent future infestations.

Yes, a house with termites can almost always be saved if treated promptly by professionals. Effective termite treatment stops further damage, and any affected wood can be repaired or replaced to restore your home.

To get rid of termites for good, you need a professional treatment plan that eliminates the current colony and includes long term protection, such as soil barriers, bait systems, and follow up inspections around your home.

A termite's worst enemy is a professional pest control program that destroys the colony and removes moisture and wood contact around the home, making the environment dry, well sealed, and difficult for termites to survive.

The best time for termite treatment is as soon as you notice signs of activity, but in Florida year round warm weather means termites are active most of the year, so there is no wrong season to treat.

Yes, many termite infestations can be treated without tenting using advanced non fumigation methods like liquid treatments, foam injections, and bait stations, especially when caught early or when dealing with subterranean termites.

Most homeowners insurance policies do not cover termite damage because it is considered preventable maintenance. That is why regular professional termite inspections and protection plans are so important for your home.

Termites are most active in warm, humid weather, with swarming often peaking in spring and early summer. In Florida's climate, though, subterranean and drywood termites can be active nearly all year.

Many infestations can be controlled with a single comprehensive treatment, but follow up visits and ongoing monitoring are usually needed to ensure the colony is eliminated and to keep new termites from returning.

Direct contact with professional termiticides, foams, or dusts can kill termites quickly, but only a complete treatment plan that targets the entire colony and entry points will provide lasting protection for your home.