Tell us what changed
Pellets on a sill? A tube on the wall? Explain the sign, the address, and when you first noticed it.
A straightforward route from a possible termite sign to a treatment decision you understand.
From the first sign to a clear treatment decision, keep the details understandable.
Pellets on a sill? A tube on the wall? Explain the sign, the address, and when you first noticed it.
Check accessible areas and distinguish the visible evidence from old damage or look-alikes.
Discuss the proposed method, access, preparation, estimated price, and the limits of the scope.
Keep the treatment record and confirm monitoring, inspection, and any coverage obligations.
Practical questions about inspection, treatment, and your property.
More termite questionsSmall hard pellets, discarded wings, mud tubes, and damaged wood can be signs worth checking. Photograph the evidence and note where it appeared. An inspection helps distinguish termite activity from look-alikes and old damage.
No. The appropriate option depends on the termite group, the extent of activity, and access to affected wood. Localized drywood treatment, structural fumigation, soil treatment, and baiting each have a different role.
Yes. A concrete-block building can still have susceptible roof framing, trim, doors, cabinets, and other wood. Joints and concealed routes also need consideration during inspection.
Talk through the signs at your Pompano Beach property and ask about an inspection.