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We can help prevent your home from TERMITE DEVESTATION and we can help keep your home BUG CONTROLLED.  Our termite treatment creates an invisible underground barrier that prevents termite entry.  Inside your house: no continued danger of termite damage.  Beneath your home: a barrier to resist future termite infestations.  And for you: the peace of mind that comes only in knowing your major investment has been treated professionally.

Some common questions about termites

Question: Do termites only attack old, rundown buildings?
Answer: Termites have been found in buildings as early as four days after construction.  Every building fabricated wholly or partly of wood is susceptible to termite infestation.
Question: Are there other wood-destroying insects to worry about?
Answer: Besides termites, there are many other insects that can feed on the wood in your home.  Powder-post beetles are second only to termites in the severity of their destruction.  Like termites, they can also do extensive damage before their presence is known.
Question: If I've never seen any evidence of drywood termites or powder-post beetles, does that mean my home is free from wood-destroying pests?
Answer: Not necessarily.  These pests work from the inside out and are extremely difficult to detect.  Drywood termites are especially difficult because with the exception of rarely seen swarmers, the other member of the colony spend their entire lives inside the wood.
Question: How does a professional inspection uncover termite activity that's invisible to me?
Answer: While much termite damage is hidden, termites have few secrets to the eyes of a professional.  He knows the conditions termites favor, and how to uncover termite activity, which the untrained eye might pass over - with damaging results.

Question: Do you know the difference between a termite and an ant?

It's important to know the difference, because the methods used to control each pest are very different. Winged termites are usually only 1/8" or so in length, and have straight antennae and no "waistline."  Their wings are long and of equal length. Ants are often several times larger.  They have elbowed antennae, three distinct body segments and very slim waists.  Their front wings are much longer than the back ones.