Total Termite Protection In Orange County, CA

Our Termite Control Process in Orange County

Since termites can go undiscovered for so long, it's important to take prompt action to eliminate them from your property as soon as you suspect an infestation. Our service professionals get started by inspecting the property, including the attic, exterior, and interior.

Once the inspection is complete, we get to work on your treatment. We offer fumigation and local treatments depending on what we find during the inspection. For drywood termites, we fumigate. Our fumigation process is outlined below.

First, we drape large tarps over the home and then fill the house with a gas designed to eliminate the termites. Once complete, we air out the building. Before letting you back inside, we inspect your home again to monitor the air quality as a safety measure.

For localized treatments, we pinpoint the source of the infestation and aggressively target these areas; this is a low-impact approach isolated to the largely impacted areas of your home.

In addition to the previous treatments, we'll also provide termite baiting. We place the stations in the ground, which will then eradicate the subterranean termite colonies.

We provide an annual termite control policy that ensures we'll come back out to inspect and re-treat as needed. This policy comes with a two-year guarantee.

Stay Protected Against Termite Infestations in Orange County

The best way to remain protected is to keep termite infestations from happening in the first place. As such, we provide preventative treatments for termites to keep you better protected.

Another way to remain protected is to understand the signs of a termite infestation, which we've provided below for your review:

Don't let termite infestations ruin your property. Contact our service professionals for your free estimate today and experience true peace of mind in the future. 

Strategies for Effective Termite Prevention

Preventing termites involves a combination of strategies to make your home less attractive to these pests. Here are some effective methods:

• Moisture Control: Keep your home dry by fixing leaks, ensuring proper drainage, and using dehumidifiers in damp areas.
• Seal Entry Points: Check for cracks in foundations, walls, and around pipes, and seal any openings with caulk or other materials.
• Proper Landscaping: Keep wood mulch away from the foundation and ensure that trees and shrubs are trimmed to avoid contact with the house.
• Wood Treatment: Use pressure-treated wood for any structures close to the ground, such as decks and fences.
• Regular Inspections: Conduct periodic inspections of your home for signs of termites, particularly in crawl spaces and basements.
• Barriers: Consider installing physical barriers, like stainless steel mesh or sand, during construction.
• Professional Treatments: Consult pest control professionals for preventative treatments, such as liquid termiticides or baiting systems.
• Avoid Wood-to-Soil Contact: Ensure that wooden structures are elevated off the ground and not directly in contact with soil.

Taking these proactive measures can significantly reduce the risk of a termite infestation.