Complete Termite Control From Inspection to Treatment to Prevention

What Happens During a Termite Inspection?

• Visual inspection: We will examine the property’s interior and exterior, looking for visible signs of termite activity. This includes checking for mud tubes, wood damage, discarded wings, and termite droppings (frass).
• Probing and tapping: We may use specialized tools to tap on walls and wood surfaces to listen for hollow sounds, indicating potential termite infestations.
• Moisture assessment: Termites are attracted to moisture, so we will also check for areas with high moisture levels, such as leaks or damp wood.
• Crawl space and attic inspection: If accessible, we will inspect crawl spaces and attics, as these are common areas where termites can thrive.
• Exterior assessment: The inspection includes checking the foundation, exterior walls, and any wood structures or debris near the property that could be susceptible to termite activity.
• Report: We will provide a detailed report of our findings after the inspection. This report will indicate whether there are active termite infestations, previous termite damage, or conditions conducive to termite problems.
• Recommendations: Based on the inspection results, we may recommend appropriate treatments, preventive measures, or repairs to address any termite-related issues.