Termite control in Harbor Village — established coastal single-family stock with three decades of swarm history.

About this neighborhood

Harbor Village is a mid-century coastal single-family neighborhood — predominantly 1960s and 70s ranch and Mediterranean homes with substantial wood trim, original roof framing, and well-established landscaping. The neighborhood character favors larger lots, mature trees, and traditional Florida residential architecture.

Three decades of documented drywood swarm activity make Harbor Village one of our high-priority annual-inspection neighborhoods. Many properties carry warranty contracts from prior tent fumigations dating to the 1990s and early 2000s — those warranties have long expired, but the homes are due for retreatment inspection.

Termite risk profile

• Drywood — high. Mid-century framing plus salt-air exposure plus 30+ years since most homes were last tented = the standard Harbor Village drywood profile.
• Native subterranean — moderate to high. Irrigated landscape against original slab construction. Mud tubes routinely visible on patio walls during inspection.
• Formosan — moderate. Mature trees on Harbor Village streets and lots harbor Formosan colonies; not as common as in Cresthaven or Palm Aire but documented.