Termites work quietly behind finished surfaces and inside structural wood. We inspect accessible foundation walls, sill plates, rim joists, garages, crawlspaces, and other risk zones for mud tubes, damage, moisture, and conducive conditions, then match the treatment to the evidence.
The inspection determines which items belong in your proposal. The agreement defines materials, access, frequency, limitations, and warranty terms before work begins.
We examine accessible foundation-to-framing transitions, structural wood, moisture zones, and visible evidence.
The plan is based on construction type, active evidence, access, risk, and the protection level you select.
Bait stations and targeted interior applications are installed only where the written plan and product label support them.
Scheduled station checks and property observations turn the treatment into an ongoing protection system.
No. Stations intercept termites already foraging through the soil around the structure. They do not draw termites from distant properties to your home.
When activity is accessible and treatment is appropriate, the plan may include wood treatment or foam placement in wall voids and structural zones. The exact method depends on inspection findings.
Monitoring frequency is stated in your agreement and can vary by system, season, and site conditions. We map the system and document service visits.
Make difficult lower-level spaces accessible, sanitary, and ready for repair or pest prevention.
Targeted rim-joist and attic air sealing coordinated with exclusion and insulation work.