termite treatment in cameron county
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home if left untreated. Our team is standing by and ready to assist.
Subterranean termites and drywood termites
Subterranean termites nest in the soil and move into wood. They need moisture. They build mud tubes—narrow tunnels of soil across foundation walls, slab edges, and piers—so they can travel without drying out. Galleries often follow the grain and may contain soil.
Drywood termites live inside dry wood and do not need soil contact. The usual sign is frass: hard, six-sided pellets pushed out of small holes and left on sills, under eaves, or under furniture. Attics, window frames, and furniture can all be infested.
The treatment is different for each type.
Our experienced team is qualified to inspect, identify, and treat termites appropriately. OTC products may worsen the termite issue depending on the species.
Other signs
Mud tubes on concrete, brick, or sill plates
Wood that sounds hollow when tapped
Blistered paint or warped trim without a clear leak
Frass pellets under small holes in wood
Frequently Asked Questions ABOUT termite pest control
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Termite damage can be visible from the inside of your home. Damage may present as small pin holes with a dirt like substance coming out of drywall, softened or warped window sills and door frames.
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Yes. A proper inspection will search for damages fascia and wood products as well as mud tubes coming up the foundation of the home.
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When properly diagnosed and treated there should be a sharp decline or complete eradication of termite infestation. Our treatments attack the colony as a whole, not just the individual termite.
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