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Customized Termite Control Plans For Your Property

In the Austin, Texas area, common termite species include native and Formosan subterranean termites, which can cause significant structural damage if left untreated. Regular inspections and preventative measures are crucial for homeowners.

Termite Life Cycle

Common Termite Species

Subterranean Termites

These termites nest underground and build mud tubes to reach wood that is not in contact with the soil. 

Formosan Termites

These are an invasive species that can cause extensive damage and form large colonies. They are also known as “Super Termites”. 

Identifying Termites

Mud Tubes

Look for mud tubes on foundations or around trees, as these are a sign of subterranean termites accessing wood. 

Holes in Wall

Holes in walls can indicate termite activity. Dirt debris can also often be found below the suspected activity.

Winged Termites (Swarmers)

The presence of winged termites, especially in the spring and early summer, can also be a sign of a termite infestation. 


Termite Prevention


 

Regular Inspections

Schedule regular termite inspections to identify potential problems early. 

Maintain Property

Keep your yard free of debris and wood piles, which can attract termites.

 

 

Address Moisture Issues

Fix leaks/drips that create moist environments—termites thrive in damp conditions. 

 

Professional Treatment

If you suspect a termite infestation, contact a professional pest control company. 

 
 
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Termite Treatments

Baiting Systems

Some pest control companies use baiting systems to attract and eliminate termite colonies.

Soil Treatments

Soil treatments can create a barrier to prevent termites from entering your home. 

Tenting

In some cases, fumigation (tenting) may be necessary to eliminate a termite infestation.


Termite Damage Examples

Visit our photo gallery to see the termite warning signs.

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Find answers to the most common questions we are asked.


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