Termites can hide in hard-to-see areas such as within wooden structures, behind walls, and under the floors. Even if you find some termites, it's difficult to know the extent of the infestation without proper inspection. Our team uses specialized equipment such as thermal imaging devices and moisture meters to detect and assess the infestation level.

Termite control involves a lot more than just treating the visible signs of infestation. A DIY treatment may kill some termites but it won't eliminate the source of the problem. We use advanced techniques that will eradicate the problem from its roots.

Many store-bought termite treatments contain harsh chemicals that can be harmful if not applied correctly. The application of termite treatments should be left to experts who have the knowledge and expertise to handle them safely. Our professionals have well-trained and certified technicians with years of experience in dealing with these chemicals.

DIY termite treatments may seem like a more affordable option, but they can be costly in the long run. Without professional expertise, you could end up treating an infestation ineffectively, leading to further damage and expenses. Hiring our experts will not only save you money in the long run but also gives you peace of mind.

Termites feed on wood, and when they infest our homes, they can cause significant structural damage. They can weaken the wooden support beams of our homes, causing sagging floors, cracked walls, and leaning roofs. This type of damage can be dangerous and expensive to repair.

If we plan on selling our home in the future, ignoring termite treatment can significantly lower its value. Termite infestations can be a red flag for potential buyers, which can make selling our home more difficult and less profitable. Taking proactive steps to address termite issues and having a history of termite treatment can enhance the property's value and appeal to potential buyers.

Termite infestations can cause health risks to us and our loved ones. When termites tunnel into the wood, they create spaces for mold and mildew to grow, which can lead to respiratory issues and other health problems.

Ignoring termite treatment can also lead to an increased pest problem in our homes. When termites infest our home, they can create entrances for other pests such as rodents and ants to enter our property and cause further damage.