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
Common questions
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.
Other services
Bed bug treatment
Small reddish-brown bugs on the mattress seams, or itchy bites in a line after a night's sleep.
Roach control
Brown roaches that scatter when the kitchen light goes on.
Rodent control and exclusion
Droppings in the cabinets, scratching in the ceiling at night, or chewed food packaging.
Questions before you book?
Or call (555) 010-7744.