Drywood termites do not need contact with the soil to survive. They live directly inside the wood they infest and can establish colonies in walls, attics, furniture, doors, and roof structures. Because they remain hidden inside the wood, infestations are often discovered only after damage has already started.
Whole-structure fumigation
Targeted localized treatment (spot treatment)
Subterranean termites live underground and invade homes from the soil. They typically enter where wood touches the ground or through tiny cracks in the foundation — sometimes as thin as a credit card.
These termites build protective mud tubes to travel from their colony to the wood inside your home, allowing them to cause serious structural damage without being seen.
Monitoring & bait station systems
Liquid termiticide soil barrier treatment
