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Let’s face it. You wouldn’t want to take a prescription drug unless there was a problem that it could solve. Neither, would you want to apply pesticides unless there was a pest to eliminate. It just makes good sense. What you do want ... is to make sure that your home is not also a home for termites or other wood destroying insects. A professional inspection may reveal if termites are present or not. If there are termites present, the inspector will be ready to give you the proper information so that you are able to make the correct decision on what the best treatment would be. If wood destroying insects are not present, you will receive a complete report of the inspector’s findings and any recommendations for preventative alterations to your home to prevent future activity. Conditions conducive
to infestation There are many things that you can do yourself to your home to make it less attractive to termite infestation. A professional inspector will be able to spot conditions conducive to infestation and alert you to them so that you can make your home less attractive to termites as well as other pests. Early detection leads to less destruction Detecting a wood destroying insect problem when it is just starting means that often it will not be necessary to treat the entire home. A spot or localized treatment can often eliminate a pest problem with much less cost and much less disruption to daily living. It is only when you detect the problem in its early stages that this type of treatment is possible. Cost effective termite inspections save money No one likes to waste money. Having your home inspected once every two years is the most cost effective way of preventing termites, termite damage and the necessity of ”whole house” treatment for termites. All it takes is to call our office and set up an appointment that is convenient for you. Our inspector will make a thorough inspection of your home and give you a complete report. Stop playing host to hungry termites. Early detection of termite problems will
reduce or prevent the tremendous potential
of termite damage to your home.
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