Home Protection

TERMITE TREATMENT

Termites cause more structural damage than fires, floods, and storms combined. Don't let them eat your biggest investment. Inspections, treatment, and ongoing monitoring.

THE TERMITE THREAT IN CENTRAL TEXAS

$5 BILLION

in property damage caused by termites annually in the U.S. Most homeowners insurance doesn't cover it.

24/7

Termites eat around the clock. A mature colony can consume a foot of 2x4 lumber in about 6 months.

SILENT

Termite damage is often hidden inside walls, under floors, and in crawlspaces. By the time you see damage, it's been going on for months or years.

TYPES IN OUR AREA

Subterranean Termites

The most common and destructive in Central Texas. Live in soil, build mud tubes to reach wood.

Formosan Termites

Aggressive species spreading through Texas. Larger colonies that cause damage faster.

Drywood Termites

Live inside the wood they eat. No soil contact needed. Found in attics and furniture.

TREATMENT OPTIONS

The right treatment depends on the species, severity, and your home's construction. We'll recommend what actually works — not what's most expensive.

Prevention

LIQUID BARRIER

Termiticide applied around your home's foundation creates an undetectable barrier. Termites pass through it, carry it back to the colony, and the whole colony dies.

Monitoring

BAIT STATIONS

In-ground stations placed around the perimeter. Termites find the bait, share it with the colony, and it eliminates them. Checked quarterly.

Active Infestation

DIRECT TREATMENT

For active infestations — targeted injection into galleries, foam application into wall voids, and spot treatments where termites are actively feeding.

WARNING SIGNS

Mud tubes on foundation walls or piers
Hollow-sounding wood when tapped
Discarded wings near windows or doors
Bubbling or peeling paint on walls
Sagging floors or doors that stick
Frass (drywood termite droppings) near wood surfaces

PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM TERMITES

Free termite inspection. We'll check your foundation, crawlspace, and attic — and tell you exactly what we find.