Termite Control & Extermination in Los Angeles County

Professional termite control targets the colony, not just the visible damage. A trained inspector can find hidden galleries in walls, floors, and structural wood, then design a treatment that eliminates active termites and reduces the risk of future infestations. Without proper termite control, damage can continue unnoticed until costly structural repairs are needed.

We do not provide general pest control services. Our company focuses exclusively on termite control, inspections, and related wood damage repairs. By specializing in termites only, we can offer more detailed inspections, better treatment strategies, and long-term protection specifically designed for termite problems.

Every termite control plan starts with a detailed inspection of the structure, including accessible interior, exterior, and foundation areas. Based on the termite species, the level of activity, and construction type, we recommend the most appropriate termite control methods, which may include localized treatments, soil applications, or whole-structure options when necessary.

The longevity of termite control depends on the treatment type, environmental conditions, and construction of the property. Some localized treatments are designed to address a specific area of activity, while soil or barrier treatments can protect for several years when properly maintained. Regular inspections help ensure your termite control remains effective over time.

Store-bought sprays and foams may kill termites you can see, but they rarely reach the hidden parts of the colony. Professional termite control uses specialized products, tools, and application methods to target where termites live and travel. DIY methods can provide temporary relief, but they are not a substitute for comprehensive termite control by a licensed professional.

In areas where termites are active, it is wise to schedule a professional termite control inspection every one to two years. If your property has a history of termite issues, moisture problems, or significant wood-to-soil contact, more frequent inspections or ongoing termite control monitoring can provide added peace of mind.

When you schedule termite control with us, a licensed inspector will examine your property, identify any signs of termite activity or damage, and explain their findings in plain language. We then recommend a tailored termite control plan, review pricing and options with you, and schedule treatment at a time that minimizes disruption to your household or business.