Termite Control
Protect Your Home From Termites
Free Initial Termite Inspection
Concerned about termites or interested in protecting your home? Pest King LLC offers a free initial termite inspection for homeowners within our regular service area. We’ll explain our findings and provide an estimate for any recommended treatment.
Formal Wood Infestation Reports (WIR) are a separate paid service. Contact us for pricing and scheduling.
HIRE TERMITE CONTROL EXPERTS IN THE HUNTSVILLE, AL AREA
Termites can damage wood and other cellulose-containing materials in a property. Pest King LLC provides inspections and treatment recommendations based on the property and inspection findings. Contact us to discuss your concerns.
How to Identify a Termite Infestation
One of the most common signs of a termite infestation is the presence of mud tubes, which are long and thin tubes made out of soil and wood particles. These tunnels connect subterranean termites to their nests, and can typically be found on walls, foundations or other areas where they have access to moist wood. Other signs include hollow-sounding wood, damaged or weakened beams in walls, floors or ceilings; discolored paint; discarded wings from reproductive termites; and small piles of sawdust near wooden structures. Additionally, some species may also emit a musty odor when disturbed. Contact us today to schedule an inspection.
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Cost of Termite Service
Pest King LLC will use the best and most effective products available to customize a plan to fit your needs. Whether the concern is with subterranean termites, drywood termites or dampwood termites, Pest King LLC will service your needs!
How much does termite treatment cost?
Termite treatment pricing depends on the property, inspection findings, and recommended treatment method. Start with a free initial termite inspection to receive a treatment recommendation and estimate. Formal Wood Infestation Reports are priced separately.
Common Types of Termites in Huntsville, AL
Subterranean Termites: Subterranean termites live in colonies that are located underground and require a moist environment to survive. They feed on wood and vegetation, and can cause significant structural damage to homes.
Dry Wood Termites: Dry wood termites infest dry wood and don't need direct contact with soil for moisture. They typically live in attics or wooden furniture and leave behind small particles of dust as they eat away at the wood.
Damp Wood Termites: Damp wood termites are found in damp areas such as basements and often invade constitutive timber piles near bodies of water. These pests are larger than both subterranean and drywood termites, and prefer to eat decaying wood rather than sound timber.
Don't let termites take over your home - contact Pest King LLC immediately. Our experienced professionals will quickly inspect the situation and provide you with the best solution for a pest-free life!
How to Prevent Termite Damage?
Termite control is a two-part process: preventing termites from accessing your home and treating known termite colonies.
Methods to help prevent termites from damaging your home include:
Schedule regular, typically annual, termite inspection from a qualified expert.
Working with your pest control professional to address conditions around your home, such as excess moisture and wood-to-ground contact, which can be conducive to termite activity.
Determining what preventative termite treatments, direct wood treatment, bait control, monitoring systems will be most effective based on your home's construction and signs of activity around your home and community.
Is the initial termite inspection free?
Yes. We offer a free initial termite inspection for homeowners within our regular service area. We explain our findings and provide an estimate for recommended treatment.
Is a Wood Infestation Report included in the free inspection?
No. A formal Wood Infestation Report, or WIR, is a separate paid service. Contact us for pricing and scheduling.
How much does termite treatment cost?
We inspect your property first, then explain our findings, recommend treatment, and provide pricing.
