Free inspection
Termite Control
Termites feast 24/7 and can strike your home at any time. We install baiting systems and check the stations quarterly so you find out early, not at closing.
Free inspection · No obligation · Same team every visit
- Free Inspection
- Baiting Systems
- Quarterly Checks
- Active & Preventative
Termite damage is almost never discovered by the homeowner. It gets discovered by an inspector during a sale, years after it started, which is what makes it expensive.
Termites feast 24/7 and can strike your home at any time, so the useful protection is the kind that is already in place before there is a problem. We install a baiting system around the structure and inspect the stations quarterly — that quarterly check is the whole point, because it is what tells you there is activity while it is still cheap to deal with.
If there is already an active infestation, we remove it first, then leave the preventative system in place so the same thing does not happen again.
We recommend an annual inspection of your home whether or not you use us. The termite inspection is free — call and we will come out.
What is included
- Free termite inspection
- Baiting system installed around the structure
- Quarterly inspection of every baiting station
- Removal of active infestations
- Ongoing preventative protection after treatment
- Annual whole-home inspection recommended and available
- Coverage for new construction before the problem starts
Termite Control across North Alabama
We provide termite control in each of these towns:
Termite Control — common questions
How much does termite treatment cost?
It depends on the size of the structure and whether you have an active infestation or want preventative protection. Active infestations cost more than prevention, which is the argument for getting a system in early. The inspection is free.
How do I know if I have termites?
Usually you do not, which is the problem — the damage happens inside the wood, out of sight. Mud tubes on foundation walls, discarded wings near windows, and wood that sounds hollow are the signs people notice. An inspection is the reliable answer.
How often should my home be inspected for termites?
Annually. Termites are active year-round in North Alabama, and a yearly inspection is what keeps a small problem from becoming a structural one.
What happens after the baiting system goes in?
We come back quarterly and inspect the stations. If there is activity, we deal with it then, while it is still contained.
What our customers say
4.9 out of 5 from 178 Google reviews · 98% recommend · 29 Facebook reviews
Always good service with a smile!
John Stevens
Trenton Milligan is a great service provider. He takes great care of us. He actually feels like family!
Patricia Moss-Langham
I called yesterday afternoon and spoke with Trent about a pest problem I am having and he came out today and took care of it. He was very professional and knowledgeable. You can't beat their pricing. Thank you Trent!
Gracie Jenkins
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