Termite Control Pros

Subterranean termites are drawn to properties that provide moisture, including leaky pipes, poor drainage, or areas with high humidity. They’re also attracted to mulch, dead trees, firewood, and even water-damaged wood inside the structure. Finally, where there’s soil-to-wood contact, there’s a risk for termite activity.

Signs of subterranean termites in Texas include:

• Mud tubes on walls, foundations, and beams, as well as in crawl spaces.
• Flying termites, also called swarmers, may appear in the yard or inside the home.
• Piles of tiny, translucent wings around doors, windows, or other entry points are the discarded wings of termite swarmers. They appear after a swarm.
• Damaged wood may look intact on the surface but will have hollowed-out sections inside, often with grooves that run along the grain.
• As termites eat through wood, they can create a blistered or warped look, like water damage. This often affects baseboards, door frames, floors, and walls.

Yes. The stations are placed in the ground with only a service cover visible and require a special key to open. In addition, the active ingredient used in the Sentricon® System is explicitly designed to disrupt the molting process that occurs only in insects and closely related organisms, not people or pets.