Termites are small insects that feed on wood and can cause significant damage to structures. They are a concern because they can weaken the structural integrity of buildings and cause costly repairs.

The longevity of termite treatments can vary depending on factors such as the treatment method, the severity of the infestation, and the environmental conditions. Some treatments can provide protection for several years, while others may require periodic maintenance and inspections.

Common signs of a termite infestation include mud tubes, discarded wings, hollow-sounding wood, and visible damage to wooden structures. It is recommended to contact a professional pest control company for a thorough inspection.

While termites do not pose direct health risks to humans or pets, they can cause significant damage to structures. It is important to address a termite infestation promptly to prevent further damage.

While there are DIY methods available, termite control is best left to professionals. Termites can be challenging to eliminate completely, and experts have the knowledge, experience, and specialized treatments to effectively eradicate the infestation.

We use natural termite control solutions that are safer for people and animals but very effective on termites.

The duration of a termite treatment depends on factors such as the size of the infestation, the type of treatment used, and the structure’s size. It can range from a few hours to several days. Your pest control professional will provide a more accurate estimate.

The cost of termite control services can vary based on factors such as the severity of the infestation, the size of the property, and the chosen treatment method. It is best to request a consultation and inspection from a pest control company like All Natural Pest Elimination to receive an accurate quote.

We offer an Unlimited Service Warranty. This means if the termites come back so do we! Contact us to learn more.

It is recommended to schedule termite inspections at least once a year to detect any signs of termite activity early. However, in areas with high termite pressure, more frequent inspections may be necessary.

To prevent termite infestations, it is important to eliminate moisture sources, keep wood piles away from structures, seal cracks and crevices, and maintain proper ventilation. Regular inspections and prompt repairs of any wood damage are also essential.

Termites are attracted to moisture and wood, so areas of a home that have direct contact with the ground, such as basements, crawl spaces, and foundation walls, are more prone to termite infestations. They can also infest wooden structures, such as decks and fences.

Yes, termites can cause significant structural damage to homes and buildings. They feed on wood, including support beams, floor joists, and other wooden components, compromising the integrity of the structure over time.

The speed at which termites cause damage varies depending on factors such as the size of the termite colony, the availability of food sources, and environmental conditions. However, termites can cause significant damage within a few months or years if left unchecked.

Drywood termites live and feed directly within the wood they infest, while subterranean termites build underground colonies and create mud tubes to access above-ground food sources. The treatment methods and behaviors of these two types of termites differ.

For most treatments, you will not need to leave your home. Since we use natural treatments that are safer for people and pets you can go about your day while we get rid of the termites.