Termite Services

1. Our Certified Operator, Tim Mitchell, is also our founder and owner and is in the field almost every day and inspects every new termite job personally, to ensure quality.

2. Over the years we have found that nothing works as well as Termidor for the control of termites. Termidor has proven itself to be the most effective termiticide available over the past 25 years. Because of this success rate, Termidor is the only product we use for termite control. All termite jobs are treated in accordance with the label of the product. Abutting slabs are drilled where they are supposed to be, plumbing access panels are installed where needed and trenches are treated at 4 gallons per 10 feet.

3. Our termite contract is an open ended fifteen-year renewable bond, a rarity in our industry. Once we treat your home initially, you have an annually renewable contract available to renew with an inspection each year for fifteen years. Our pricing is based on linear footage. Tim will come out to inspect your home and give you a quote. 

4. There is no transfer fee involved if you sell your home. The contract automatically goes to the new owner at no additional cost.

Although species vary throughout the United States, subterranean termites are the type most likely to attack your home. Their underground colonies can contain millions of termites and they may also colonize and travel through tubes above ground. But you may never see evidence of them... until a pest professional discovers they've seriously damaged your home. In fact, termites cause $5 billion worth of damage each year in the U.S. alone - damage not covered by most homeowners' insurance.

In their search for food (wood/cellulose) and moisture, termites will squeeze through cracks as narrow as 1/32 of an inch to enter your home! Expansion joints, foundation cracks, tiny gaps around plumbing, and service entries are all potential entry points. And once they're in, undetected termites can mean untold damage.

In some areas of the United States, formosan termites and drywood termites can pose unique problems. Formosans are especially vigorous, aggressive, and destructive subterranean termites found in the southern continental U.S. and Hawaii.

Drywood termites, found in parts of the southeast and southwest, do not require contact with the soil in order to live. In addition to damaging your home, they can seriously damage movable wooden objects like furniture as well as wood detached from your home.