Professional Termite Control in South Florida

Florida’s warm, humid climate makes it the “Termite Capital of the U.S.” With the highest concentration of termite activity in the country, protecting your home isn’t just a recommendation—it’s a necessity. At Termpest, we provide industry-leading termite inspection, treatment, and prevention services tailored to the unique environmental challenges of the Sunshine State.

Why Termite Control is Essential for Florida Homeowners

Unfortunately, here in Florida, termites are active year-round and pose a ever present threat to homeowners. Unlike states where the ground freezes, in Florida our subtropical environment allows colonies to thrive and expand 365 days a year. A single underground colony can expand for miles in all directions and cause thousands of dollars in structural damage before anyone even notices they are there.

The “Big Three”: Termites Found in Florida

Understanding which species is invading your home is the first step toward effective eradication. We specialize in treating:

• Subterranean Termites: The most common and destructive. They live in the soil and build “mud tubes” to access the wood in your home.
• Formosan Termites: Often called “Super Termites,” these are an aggressive subterranean species capable of consuming vast amounts of wood at an alarming rate.
• Drywood Termites: While not as destructive as subterranean types, these termites do not need soil contact to thrive. They live deep inside wooden beams, furniture, and hardwood floors.

Our Comprehensive Termite Treatment Process

Here at Termpest we don’t believe in “one size fits all” solution to pest control. Our Florida certified technicians use a multi-layered approach, using proven methods and current technology to ensure the solution we offer is tailored to your specific needs.

1. Thorough Termite Inspection

Our trained WDO inspectors will perform a room-by-room, foundation-to-attic inspection to identify signs of infestation, such as discarded wings, frass (termite droppings), and damaged or hollow-sounding wood. Upon completion, we report our findings to you and come up with a treatment plan should any be deemed necessary.

2. Targeted Liquid Soil Treatment

Used to protect a structure from subterranean termites, We create a continuous chemical barrier around your home’s perimeter. This non-repellent liquid bonds to the soil and is undetectable to termites. As termites pass through the treated area, they carry the treatment back to the colony. As a result, the treatment is spread through contact and ensures total elimination of the colony.

3. Advanced Termite Baiting System

For long-term monitoring and protection, Termpest can install and maintain discrete bait stations around your property. By utilizing these baited stations to intercept termites foraging near your home, we are able to identify and neutralize the colony before they are ever able to reach your foundation.

4. Drywood Termite Treatment

Depending on the severity of a drywood infestation, Termpest offers localized spot treatments or if necessary can work with you to facilitate full-structure tent fumigation ensuring no termite is left behind. Incidentally.

Termpest is the only company in South Florida that offers a pesticide free treatments for drywood termites. Contact us to find out more about the Electro-gun and how it works to eliminate termites without the use of chemicals.

Question	Answer
When is termite swarming season in Florida?	Swarming typically occurs in the spring (March–May), but different species can swarm at various times throughout the year.
Does homeowners insurance cover termite damage?	Most standard policies do not cover termite damage, making professional prevention plans vital.
How often should I get an inspection?	Due to Florida’s high activity levels, we recommend a professional inspection at least once a year.