Termite Control
Protecting your property from wood-destroying invaders with certified termite control expertise
5 Highlights on Termite Control
Termite Control is the frontline defense against subterranean, drywood, and Formosan colonies that chew through your home’s structural lumber. Abode Pest Solutions delivers licensed treatment programs built around science, precision, and proven termiticides.
- Comprehensive Termite Inspection — Our inspectors detect mud tubes, galleries, and active swarmers across crawl spaces, attics, subfloors, and foundations.
- Subterranean Termite Treatment — We inject liquid barriers into the soil and install bait stations to eliminate worker termites and collapse the colony.
- Drywood Termite Treatment — Technicians drill, dust, and inject borate or foam directly into infested timber to kill galleries on contact.
- Termite Fumigation (Tenting) — For widespread drywood infestations, we tent the structure and apply fumigant gas to eradicate every life stage, from egg to alate.
- Termite Prevention & Monitoring — We install perimeter monitoring stations, apply pre-construction soil treatments, and schedule recurring inspections to protect your property year-round.
Why Choose Our Termite Control
Termite Control from Abode Pest Solutions combines licensed expertise with integrated pest management strategies tailored to your property. Our certified technicians hold state PCO credentials and train continuously on the latest termiticide formulations and application protocols.
We back every treatment with a written service contract and renewable warranty. If termites return within the coverage period, we re-treat at no charge. That’s our promise.
Our entomologists map each infestation before recommending a treatment plan. We don’t apply blanket solutions. A drywood colony in the attic calls for spot treatment or tenting, while subterranean activity along the foundation demands a perimeter trench and Termidor barrier. Matching the method to the species protects your wallet and your woodwork.
Safety drives every decision. Our crews wear full PPE, follow EPA label directions, and provide MSDS documentation on request. We use eco-friendly and low-toxicity products whenever the infestation allows, keeping families, pets, and pollinators out of harm’s way.
Customers choose us because we show up on time, communicate clearly, and stand behind our work. Our top-rated reviews reflect decades of trusted service. From the initial inspection through follow-up monitoring, an expert handles every step. That’s the Abode Pest Solutions difference, and it’s why homeowners and property managers count on our termite control specialists for long-term protection.
Signs You Need Termite Control
Termite Control becomes urgent the moment you spot evidence of wood-destroying activity inside or around your home. Catching infestations early saves thousands in structural repairs and preserves the integrity of your foundation, framing, and finish carpentry.
- Mud Tubes Along the Foundation: Subterranean termites build pencil-thin mud tubes from the soil up to wooden sills, joists, and studs. Snap one open. If you see cream-colored workers inside, the colony is active and feeding on your home right now.
- Hollow-Sounding or Damaged Wood: Tap baseboards, door frames, and window sills with a screwdriver handle. A papery or hollow sound signals galleries beneath the surface where termites have tunneled and consumed the cellulose, leaving only a thin veneer.
- Discarded Wings Near Windows and Light Fixtures: Reproductive alates swarm in spring and early summer, then shed their wings after pairing. Piles of translucent wings on sills, in spider webs, or on the floor confirm a nearby colony is reproducing.
- Frass Pellets Below Wooden Surfaces: Drywood termites push tiny six-sided fecal pellets out of kick-out holes in infested timber. Look for small mounds of what resembles coarse sawdust or coffee grounds beneath ceiling beams, furniture, or hardwood floors.
- Sticking Doors, Warped Floors, and Bubbling Paint: As termites burrow through framing and subfloor, moisture and structural distortion follow. Doors that suddenly stick, floors that sag, and paint that bubbles often hide a wood-boring infestation underneath.
Spot any of these signs? Schedule a professional termite inspection with Abode Pest Solutions immediately. Our technicians identify the species, map the damage, and recommend the right treatment.
Our Termite Control Process
Termite Control at Abode Pest Solutions follows a five-step protocol that delivers thorough eradication and lasting protection.
Step 1: Schedule and Inspect. A licensed inspector walks the entire property, checking the crawl space, basement, attic, perimeter soil, and any wooden structures. We document mud tubes, galleries, frass, and swarmer evidence with photos and a written report.
Step 2: Identify and Diagnose. Our entomologist confirms the species, whether subterranean, drywood, dampwood, or Formosan, and measures the scope of the infestation. Species identification dictates the treatment strategy.
Step 3: Custom Treatment Plan. We present a written plan with pricing, timeline, and product details. Options include soil-applied liquid barriers, in-ground bait stations, drill-and-inject foam, borate timber treatment, or whole-structure fumigation under a tent.
Step 4: Apply Treatment. Certified technicians arrive in marked vehicles with calibrated sprayers, dusters, foggers, or fumigation equipment. We treat the soil, drench the foundation, inject galleries, install monitoring stations, or seal the structure for tenting, depending on the plan.
Step 5: Monitor and Warranty. After treatment, we schedule follow-up inspections at 30, 90, and 365 days. Bait stations get checked quarterly. Your warranty stays active as long as your service contract renews, giving you ongoing protection against re-infestation.
Every step gets documented, and you receive copies of all reports, product labels, and MSDS sheets.
Brands We Use
Termite Control results depend on the quality of products applied to your property. Abode Pest Solutions sources industry-leading termiticides, baits, and equipment from manufacturers trusted by professional pest control operators nationwide.
- Termidor
- Sentricon
- Premise
- Talstar
- Bora-Care
- Vikane
- Altriset
- Advance Termite Bait System
- Trelona
- Taurus SC
Every product we apply carries EPA registration. Your family’s safety and your property’s protection guide every brand selection.
Other Services
| Termite Control | Termite Treatment | Subterranean termite extermination |
| Termite Inspection | Termite Detection | Mud tube and gallery identification |
| Termite Fumigation | Tenting Service | Drywood termite eradication |
| Termite Prevention | Termite Monitoring | Bait stations and perimeter barrier |
| Professional Termite Control | Licensed Termite Service | EPA-registered termiticide application |
FAQs About Termite Control
What is termite control?
Termite Control is the professional process of inspecting, treating, and preventing termite infestations in residential and commercial structures. It combines chemical treatments, baiting systems, and monitoring to eliminate active colonies and stop new ones from forming.
When should I schedule termite control?
Schedule an inspection annually, or immediately if you spot mud tubes, frass, discarded wings, or hollow-sounding wood. Spring and early summer bring swarmer activity, making those months the most common detection window. Pre-construction treatment happens before the slab pour.
Why does termite control matter?
Termites cause an estimated $5 billion in property damage across the United States every year. Homeowner’s insurance rarely covers the repairs. Professional termite control protects your foundation, framing, flooring, and resale value.
How does termite control work?
Our technicians identify the species, then apply the right combination of liquid termiticide, foam injection, bait stations, or fumigation. Subterranean treatments create a soil barrier around the foundation. Drywood treatments target galleries directly. Tenting eliminates whole-structure infestations.
Can I treat termites myself?
DIY products kill the workers you see but rarely reach the queen or the colony. Without licensed equipment, EPA-registered termiticides, and species identification, infestations return within months. Professional termite control delivers complete eradication and warrantied results.
Does termite control harm pets and children?
Modern termiticides applied by certified technicians pose minimal risk when label directions are followed. We use low-toxicity and non-repellent products where possible, post re-entry notices, and provide MSDS documentation so you know exactly what’s been applied to your property.