Termite Protection

Unlike traditional repellent termite treatments that work by keeping termites away from treated areas, Termidor HE uses advanced non-repellent technology that termites cannot detect. Termites continue moving naturally through the treated soil, unknowingly coming into contact with the active ingredient. The treatment can then be transferred among termites through contact and social interaction, helping reach termites beyond those that initially encounter the treated area and providing effective protection against subterranean termite colonies.

Our Termite Protection Plan

Safeguard the most important investment of your life with our efficient and effective termite protection service that entails the following 3 steps:

• Inspection We begin with a thorough termite inspection of the entire property, inside and out. That includes foundation lines, expansion joints, plumbing penetrations, attic access, and any moisture-prone areas. We document evidence, assess risk conditions, and explain our findings clearly, so you know what’s active, what is conducive, and what needs attention.
• Identification With several termite species active in Florida, it’s important to know exactly which one you’re dealing with. We identify the species up front, so the treatment plan matches the biology, behavior, and risk for your property.
• Treatment Once we know the species and pressure, we build the right plan for your structure using proven materials and precise application. For subterranean termites, we use Termidor HE to establish a continuous protection zone around your property, minimizing disruption while delivering long-term results.

Termites work silently — by the time you notice them, they’ve usually been at it a while. We find where they’re active, treat the colony at its source, and keep watch so your home stays protected.

Formosan Termites

Formosan termites don’t just attack houses — they attack live trees, and they’re one of the only termites that do. Most termites stick to dead wood. Formosans hollow out the dead heartwood at the center of the tree, and they’ll feed on the living tissue too. The tree can look healthy while it’s being destroyed from the inside — until a storm takes it down. And a termite-filled tree next to your home is a direct path into your house.