Get up to $300 Off Your First Pest Control Service!
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Worried about subterranean termites? Native Pest Management offers thorough inspections and targeted perimeter treatments using proven methods, backed by licensed experts to protect your home with care and confidence.
Lasting protection from subterranean termites is what this service is built around, so our licensed inspectors begin with a thorough inspection of your foundation, soil, and structure to confirm the species and the extent of any activity.
We then protect your home one of two ways: a liquid termiticide barrier trenched into the soil around the foundation, or bait stations installed around the perimeter to eliminate the colony.
For example, the trenched liquid barrier stops termites from tunneling in and carries a transfer effect through the colony, typically lasting about five years before renewal or a switch to bait stations.
You can rely on the licensed team at Native Pest Management for pet and family friendly subterranean termite control that keeps your Florida home protected for the long haul.
Founded locally and family-owned, Native Pest Management has been protecting Florida homes from subterranean termites for years.
Our experienced team understands the unique challenges Florida’s conditions that favor pest activity brings, especially when termite activity ramps up with warming soil and moisture.
We focus on thorough inspections and tailored treatments that fit your home’s needs, so you can relax knowing the bug stops here.
The friendly technicians helping Florida homeowners stay pest-free.
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Termite services cover Formosan, Eastern subterranean, and drywood termites. Species identification matters because subterranean and drywood termites require different treatment systems.
Stations are installed in the soil around the structure at intervals of approximately 10 to 20 linear feet. Worker termites consume the bait and carry it to other colony members.
Subterranean termite bait stations are inspected annually. Under typical conditions, the bait remains active for 2 to 4 years before replacement is needed.
Subterranean termite options include a baiting system around the home or a liquid foundation treatment that creates a barrier at the structure. The property layout and termite conditions determine the recommended approach.
Mud tubes on foundation walls or other hard surfaces are a common early sign. White-winged swarmers or discarded wings inside the home can also indicate termite activity.
