Termite control in Coleman Park — Pompano’s historic Black community with deep wood-frame stock and high drywood pressure.

About this neighborhood

Coleman Park is centered around the park of the same name and includes the historic residential blocks built from the 1930s through the 1960s. Many homes have been continuously owned by the same families for two and three generations. Original wood framing is the rule, original window sash is common, and treatment histories often predate the current owner’s tenure.

We frequently inspect Coleman Park homes where the previous owner — a parent or grandparent — had the home tented decades ago but the records are lost. The current owner doesn’t know what was treated, when, or with what. Our inspection rebuilds that record from scratch on FDACS-13645 and gives the family clear documentation going forward.

Termite risk profile

• Drywood — very high. Original framing across most of the housing stock plus extended treatment gaps = active drywood evidence on the majority of inspections.
• Native subterranean — moderate. Mud tubes on patio walls common. Pre-FBC slabs without termiticide pre-treatment.
• Formosan — low to moderate. Mature shade trees on Coleman Park streets host some Formosan activity.