Termite Control Services
Safeguard Your Property with T2 Termite Protection.
Protect Your Property
Termite Protection Services from T2 Pest Services protect the structure of
your home and business from harmful termite damage.
Free Termite Inspections
It is important to have a licensed provider inspect your property if you suspect you might have termites. During the inspection, our licensed inspectors will let you know what type of termites you have, inspect the property for other occurrences inside and out, as well as inform you of your treatment options and pricing.
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Four Damages That Termites Can Cause
1. Structural Damage
This is the most common and severe form of termite damage and the worst. Signs of structural damage include hollow-sounding wood, sagging floors, and visible mud tubes.
2. Cosmetic Damage
While not as critical as structural damage, cosmetic damage can significantly impact your home’s appearance and value. You may notice hollow-sounding wood, peeling paint, or small holes in the wood.
3. Furniture and Personal Belongings Damage
Termites don’t discriminate; they can infest and damage wooden furniture, books, and other cellulose-based items. You might find small holes in wood, weakened furniture legs, or crumbling paper.
4. Economic Loss
The financial implications of termite damage can be substantial. To make matters worse, the property’s value may suffer if prospective homebuyers and inspectors discover signs of termite damage.
Termite Warranties
No Hassle. One Bill. Peace of Mind.
Do you have an expiring termite warranty from another provider and want to extend it? No problem. Want warranty coverage on your house so you never have to worry about the headache of major termite costs? Perfect! You can even bundle your termite warranty with your monthly pest control service for just a few more dollars per month.
Termite Treatment
Termites are a hazard to your property and can cause thousands of dollars in damage if not treated timely and properly. We use only the best products to rid your home or business of termites so that you can be confident these pests are eliminated. We provide Termidor® Plus SubTerranean termite treatment. Termidor® was tested on 1 million homes and was 100% effective on exterminating subterranean termites in all states, even those with the most challenging climates and environments like our Arizona Heat. You can be confident in your Termite Treatment when treated by T2 Pest Services licensed professionals and Termidor®.
Termidor® is a professional termite defense product that kills termites without them ever being able to detect the product due to the elimination of smell and taste. Termidor® eliminates termites completely within three months or less after treatment.
Bundle Termite Protection with Pest Control. Worry No More.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signs of a termite infestation?
Signs of a termite infestation include mud tubes on walls, hollow-sounding wood, discarded wings near windows or doors, and frass (termite droppings). You might also notice bubbling paint or small holes in wood surfaces. If you suspect termites, don’t wait – contact a pest control professional immediately!
How can I prevent termites from infesting my home?
To prevent termites, reduce moisture around your home by fixing leaks and making sure there’s proper drainage. Keep firewood and wooden debris away from your foundation. Regularly inspect your property for signs of termites and consider annual professional inspections and treatments, especially if you live in a high-risk area.
How long do termite treatments last?
The duration of termite treatments varies depending on the method used. Liquid termiticides can last up to five years, while baiting systems require regular monitoring and maintenance. Your pest control provider will recommend the best schedule for reapplication and inspection based on follow-up inspections.
What should I do if I find termites in my home?
Contact a professional pest control company immediately if you find termites in your home. Do not disturb the termites, as this can cause them to spread. A professional will inspect your home, determine the extent of the infestation, and find the source before recommending an appropriate treatment plan.
