Table of Contents
- 1 Termite Control in Brevard and Indian River Counties
- 1.1 Protect Your Home from Silent Destruction
- 1.2 Termite Control; Types of Termites
- 1.3 What Attracts Termites to Homes?
- 1.4 Common Signs of Termite Infestation
- 1.5 How to Prevent Termite Damage
- 1.6 Protect Your Florida Home from Termites
- 1.7 Termite Prevention
- 1.8 Termite Control Treatment Cost
- 1.9 Identifying Your Home’s Slab Type: A Simple Guide
- 1.10 Our Service Areas:
- 1.11 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: TERMITE CONTROL
- 1.11.1 What’s the difference between swarming termites and ants?
- 1.11.2 What are the most common types of termites found in homes?
- 1.11.3 What are the most common signs of a termite infestation?
- 1.11.4 When do Eastern Subterranean Termites swarm?
- 1.11.5 Do your standard termite treatments protect against Formosan termites?
- 1.11.6 Do you offer both extermination and prevention services for dry-wood termites?
- 1.11.7 What areas do you cover in Brevard and Indian River Counties?
- 1.11.8 Why do you perform soil treatments rather than installing termite monitoring stations?
- 1.11.9 Is my block house still at risk for termite infestation?
- 1.11.10 Does my termite guarantee need yearly renewal?
- 1.11.11 How much does it cost to renew a termite warranty?
- 1.11.12 Can I get additional pest control at the same time as my termite service?
- 1.11.13 How do termites cause damage to homes?
- 1.11.14 What is the best way to prevent termite infestations?
- 1.11.15 What is the difference between subterranean and drywood termites?
- 1.11.16 How long does a typical termite treatment last?
- 1.12 Related Termite Control Links:
Termite Control in Brevard and Indian River Counties
Protect Your Home from Silent Destruction
Termites are a common problem in Florida, silently causing significant damage to homes. Don’t let these destructive pests compromise your property’s value and integrity.
We’re experts in eliminating termites. With decades of experience and thousands of homes treated, we offer:
- Expert Inspections: Our certified technicians conduct thorough inspections to identify potential termite infestations.
- Effective Treatments: We utilize advanced techniques and EPA-registered products to eliminate termites and prevent future infestations.
- Preventive Measures: Our preventative treatments create a barrier around your home to deter termites.
- Guaranteed Protection: We offer comprehensive coverage, including damage repair, to give you peace of mind.
Contact us today for a free quote.
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Termite Control; Types of Termites
Subterranean Termites
- Most destructive type.
- Colonies can be massive.
- Treatment: Trenching and application of EPA-registered termiticide.
Dry-wood Termites
- Typically found in older homes.
- Smaller colonies.
- Treatment: Borate treatments to attic trusses or wall voids.
What Attracts Termites to Homes?
Termite Attractants
- Wood Contact: Direct contact between wood and soil.
- Stucco Below Grade: Moisture-trapping conditions.
- Wood Debris: Landscaping materials near the house.
- Foundation Cracks: Entry points for termites.
- Drainage Issues: Standing water or leaks attract termites.
- Mulch: Pine bark mulch can harbor termites.
- Plumbing Leaks: Moisture sources attract termites.
- Roof Leaks: Moisture sources attract termites.
- Insulation: Rigid foam insulation can create favorable conditions.
- Ventilation: Inadequate ventilation can lead to moisture buildup.
- Firewood: Stored firewood near the house can be a source.
Common Signs of Termite Infestation
- Mud Tubes: These small, tunnel-like structures are often found on foundation walls, wood, and other surfaces.
- Winged Termites: Swarms of winged termites may be seen near windows and doors.
- Damaged Wood: Look for hollow-sounding wood, especially in wall voids and floor joists.
- Frass: Tiny pellets of wood that termites expel from their tunnels.
How to Prevent Termite Damage
Regular Inspections & Maintenance:
- Annual inspections: Detect termites early.
- Termite agreement: Protect against dry-wood and subterranean termites.
- Proper drainage: Prevent moisture buildup.
- AC drainage: Ensure water flows away from your home.
- Gutters: Redirect rainwater.
- Plumbing & roof leaks: Repair promptly to avoid moisture.
- Mulch choice: Avoid wood mulch near your home. Use rubber, cedar, or melaleuca alternatives.
- Eaves & soffits: Keep them in good condition to deter termites.
Protect Your Florida Home from Termites
Termites are a silent threat, causing significant damage to homes in Florida. Don’t wait for an infestation.
Preventative termite treatment can safeguard your home and save you money on repairs.
Termite Prevention
Don’t let termites damage your most valuable asset. Our expert termite treatments can:
- Prevent costly repairs
- Maintain your home’s value
- Avoid the hassle and expense of an infestation
- Provide peace of mind
Contact us today for a free inspection and quote.
Termite Control Treatment Cost
Subterranean Termite Treatment Costs
- Monolithic Slab: $0.99/sq ft
- Supported Slab: $2.35/sq ft
Estimate Your Cost:
- Multiply your home’s square footage by the appropriate rate.
Example: A 1,500 sq ft home:
- Monolithic slab: $1,485
- Supported slab: $3,525
Note: Prices are estimates. Actual costs may vary.
Dry-Wood Termite Protection
Add dry-wood termite protection to your existing subterranean termite warranty. We’ll treat your attic and eaves with a borate solution.
Pricing:
- 1st 1,500 sq. ft.: $300
- Additional 500 sq. ft.: $50
Note: Prices may vary based on location and specific home conditions.
Identifying Your Home’s Slab Type: A Simple Guide
Is your Florida home built on a monolithic slab? This type of concrete foundation is common in the state and can be susceptible to termites.
Need help identifying your slab type? Call us today at 321-704-0434 for a free estimate and expert termite control advice.
Monolithic slab
Florida’s sandy soil makes monolithic slabs the most common foundation choice. These single-piece concrete slabs, usually 4-6 inches thick and reinforced with steel, offer excellent termite protection.
Supported slab
Supported slabs, often found in areas with poor soil or heavy structures, require special termite treatment due to their pier and beam design. This treatment can be more costly than monolithic slabs, as both sides of the foundation must be protected.
Floating Foundation
Floating slabs, often used in areas with unstable soil, are more susceptible to termite infestations due to their separation from the home’s foundation. We specialize in treating both sides of these slabs, ensuring comprehensive protection against termites.
Ideal for:
- Homes on unstable or uneven ground
- Large or heavy structures
- Oceanfront properties
Why are monolithic concrete slabs the most common foundation type for homes in Florida?
Florida’s sandy soil makes monolithic slabs the preferred foundation choice. These slabs are strong, durable, and resistant to Florida’s harsh climate. They’re also cost-effective, making them a popular option for homeowners and builders.
Identifying Your Home’s Slab Foundation
There are a few ways to tell what kind of slab your home has. One way is to look at the foundation of your home. If you see a concrete wall around the perimeter of your house, then you have a stem wall foundation. If you do not see a foundation wall, then you have a monolithic slab foundation.
Another way to tell what kind of slab your home has is to look at the slab itself. If the slab is poured directly onto the ground, then it is a monolithic slab. If the slab is supported by piers or beams, then it is a supported slab or floating slab.
Our Service Areas:
- Merritt Island
- Cocoa
- Cape Canaveral
- Cocoa Beach
- Avon By the Sea
- Satellite Beach
- Indian Harbour Beach
- Indialantic
- Melbourne Beach
- Floridana Beach
- Vero Beach
- Sebastian
- Vero Lake Estates (VLE)
- Fellsmere
- Roseland
- Orchid Island
- Wabasso Beach
- Indian River Shores
- John’s Island
- North Hutchinson Island
- South Beach
- Barefoot Bay
- Grant-Valkaria
- Vero Beach
- Orchid
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: TERMITE CONTROL
What’s the difference between swarming termites and ants?
Ants have a tiny waist and termites have a fat mid-section
What are the most common types of termites found in homes?
Termite Types: A Quick Guide
There are three main types of termites:
Subterranean termites: The most destructive, living underground and feeding on wood structures.
Drywood termites: Persistent and annoying, these termites infest dry wood, often found in attics and furniture.
Dampwood termites: Found only in rotten wood or areas with excessive moisture.
What are the most common signs of a termite infestation?
Look for these telltale signs:
Mud tubes: Small, tube-like structures made of mud that termites use to travel between their nests and food sources.
Hollow-sounding wood: Tap on wooden structures to listen for a hollow sound, indicating potential damage.
Frass: Tiny pellets of wood that termites expel from their tunnels.
Winged termites: Swarms of winged termites may appear during mating season.
When do Eastern Subterranean Termites swarm?
In Florida, October to February usually after it rains.
Do your standard termite treatments protect against Formosan termites?
Yes, Formosan Termites are included.
Do you offer both extermination and prevention services for dry-wood termites?
Yes, termite protection and Carpenter Ant control with a borate treatment. This treatment can extend the life of your wood and is frequently included with termite warranties.
What areas do you cover in Brevard and Indian River Counties?
We serve Palm Bay, Suntree, Viera, Rockledge, Cocoa Village, Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Vero Beach, Sebastian,. Grant-Valkaria, and Barefoot Bay.
Why do you perform soil treatments rather than installing termite monitoring stations?
Gone are the days of relying solely on termite monitoring and bait stations. While they were once the primary method of termite control, advancements in technology have led to safer and more effective solutions.
Our expert termite control services utilize proven insecticides like fipronil and imidacloprid. These products create a protective barrier around your home, preventing termites from entering and causing damage.
Is my block house still at risk for termite infestation?
Yes. Termites can still be attracted to baseboards, furring strips, furniture, and roof trusses.
Does my termite guarantee need yearly renewal?
Don’t Renew Your Termite Control? No Problem. Want to cancel your termite control? No problem! You have the option to not renew your guarantee.
Keep Your Coverage Active. To maintain your termite protection, simply pay the renewal fee before the end of your renewal month. We’ll send you a reminder at the beginning of that month.
How much does it cost to renew a termite warranty?
Your renewal cost is outlined in your Termite Control Agreement. Prices start at $299 for subterranean-only coverage and vary based on the type of coverage you choose.
Can I get additional pest control at the same time as my termite service?
Yes we can!
How do termites cause damage to homes?
Termites consume wood and cellulose-based materials, weakening the structural integrity of your home.
They can damage:
Wooden beams and joists: Compromising the foundation of your home
Wall studs and floorboards: Affecting the interior structure
Furniture and other wooden items: Damaging your belongings
What is the best way to prevent termite infestations?
To prevent termite infestations, consider these tips:
Regular Inspections: Schedule annual inspections to detect termite activity early.
Moisture Control: Fix leaky pipes, gutters, and drainage issues to reduce moisture.
Limit Wood-to-Soil Contact: Elevate wooden structures to minimize contact with soil.
Avoid Mulch Piles: Keep mulch away from your home’s foundation.
Professional Treatment: Consider a preventative treatment to create a protective barrier around your home.
What is the difference between subterranean and drywood termites?
Subterranean termites live in underground colonies and build mud tubes to access food sources. They are the most common type of termite and can cause significant damage to homes.
Drywood termites infest dry wood and do not require soil moisture to survive. They often infest attics, furniture, and other wooden structures.
How long does a typical termite treatment last?
The duration of a termite treatment can vary depending on the specific product and application method. However, most treatments can provide protection for 5 years.
