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  1. Pest pickerPeople search the specific pest, so termites, bed bugs, roaches, rodents and wasps each get their own page and price.
  2. Same-day stripSomebody just saw something in the kitchen. Saying we can come today, with the number to call, is most of the sell.
  3. Bug identifierThree questions tell a worried homeowner what they are probably looking at and link straight to the treatment and its price.
  4. Protection plans on the pageQuarterly plans are the steady income, so all three are listed with their monthly prices where a homeowner can compare them.
  5. What treatment involvesParents and pet owners want to know about drying time and whether they have to leave, and the three steps cover both.
  6. Named guaranteeMost callers worry the pests will come back, so the return-free guarantee says what we do when that happens.
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Termite treatment in Alder Crossing

Mud tubes on the foundation, swarmers on a windowsill, or soft wood that sounds hollow.

Fingers holding a piece of bark with a wood-boring beetle

Subterranean termites are the ones that cause most of the damage in this part of North Carolina. A spring swarm of winged insects near a window, or pencil-width mud tubes running up the foundation, are the two signs people notice first.

A full liquid barrier treatment for an average home runs $1,250 to $2,400, depending on the foundation length and whether there is a crawlspace. Bait stations start at $1,100 installed. Both come with a termite bond you can renew for $59 a month on the Termite plan, which includes an annual re-inspection and retreatment if they return.

What is included

  • Liquid barrier from $1,250, bait stations from $1,100
  • Termite bond with annual re-inspection
  • Wood-destroying insect letter for home sales, $95
  • Crawlspace and slab homes treated

Questions about termite treatment

Are flying ants and termite swarmers the same thing?

They look alike. Termite swarmers have straight antennae, a thick waist and four wings of equal length. Save a few in a bag and we will identify them on the inspection.

Does a termite bond cover damage?

Our bond covers retreatment at no charge if termites return. Repair coverage is a separate option we explain on the inspection, with the price in writing.

How it works

How booking termite treatment works

1

Inspection and written findings

A licensed technician walks the inside and outside of the house in about 45 minutes, then shows you what they found and what it costs, in writing.

2

Treatment applied

Most products are dry within two hours. Children and pets stay out of treated rooms until then, and nobody has to leave the house for general pest work.

3

Follow-up visit included

We come back two to three weeks later to check the result at no charge. If anything is still active, we treat it again on that visit.

Also offered

Other services

Bed bug treatment

Heat treatment from $950 per bedroom

Small reddish-brown bugs on the mattress seams, or itchy bites in a line after a night's sleep.

Roach control

Clean-out $249, two follow-ups included

Brown roaches that scatter when the kitchen light goes on.

Rodent control and exclusion

Trapping $325, exclusion from $495

Droppings in the cabinets, scratching in the ceiling at night, or chewed food packaging.

Questions before you book?

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