Free inspection. Honest scope. Written warranty.

None of this is required. The technician can work around closed doors and locked sheds — but every minute we don’t spend hunting access is a minute spent looking at framing.

• Clear a path to the attic ladder or panel access
• Unlock or be ready to open any exterior storage rooms, sheds, and garages
• Move stored boxes 18″ off baseboards in storage rooms and laundry rooms (we look for mud tubes there)
• Note any visible droppings or wing piles — leave them undisturbed so we can identify the species
• Have your insurance carrier and lender contacts handy if this is for a real-estate closing
• Crate energetic dogs (the moisture meter beeps and stresses them)

What happens after you call

Every Pompano Beach inspection request follows the same workflow regardless of whether the trigger is a closing-deadline WDO under FHA-203 or VA financing, a fresh swarm of Reticulitermes flavipes or Coptotermes formosanus reproductives at the threshold, a frass pile from Cryptotermes brevis on the hardwood floor, or an annual maintenance re-inspection under a transferable warranty contract. The intake call captures the address, the symptom you observed, the structural type (CBS ranch, wood-frame heritage, condo, townhome, commercial pad), and any closing or HOA deadline that drives the scheduling window. The same Florida-licensed Certified Operator who will perform the treatment arrives at the property, walks the slab perimeter and garage stem wall for subterranean mud tubes, walks the attic truss bottom-chord network for drywood kick-out holes and frass piles, and documents every finding on the FDACS-13645 inspection form under Section A (species identification) and Section B (treatment-method recommendation).

What you receive in writing

The pre-treatment quote arrives the same day for Tier 1 calls and within 48 hours for Tier 2 calls. The quote names the species in Latin and common nomenclature, the recommended chemistry (Sentricon® Always Active baiting, Termidor® HE liquid soil barrier at 0.06% active ingredient, Vikane® sulfuryl fluoride tent fumigation, no-tent Termidor® foam or XT-2000 borate injection, or a combined scope for mixed-species findings), the linear footage or station count, the trench depth or fumigation cubic-footage calculation, and the exact dollar amount — no "starting at" placeholder pricing and no upsell scripts. The warranty document ships with the treatment-completion record, names the species covered, the annual re-inspection cycle, and the transfer terms that follow the property at first ownership change. Title companies, mortgage lenders, HOA management companies, real-estate attorneys, and property managers receive copies directly on request formatted to match each recipient's standard intake form. Documentation drops cleanly into the property's pest-management compliance file or the FHA-203 / VA closing package without re-formatting.

Active swarm response

Pompano Beach termite swarms peak between February and June with the Formosan flight running mid-April through late June and peaking on the first hot, humid evening after sundown. A visible swarm at the threshold, pool screen, or pool deck means a colony is actively dispersing reproductives — every reproductive that lands on a moisture-favorable wood-to-soil contact has the capacity to establish a satellite colony. Active swarm calls get priority response within 24 hours regardless of standard tier window. Do not vacuum the swarmer wings or the frass piles before the inspector arrives — the original sample is forensic evidence the Certified Operator uses to confirm the species and locate the establishment point. Capture a few discarded wings in a clean envelope, photograph the swarm origin, note the time and date, and call the local number above.