Thorough Termite Inspections. Clear Answers.

We inspect accessible areas for termites, other wood-destroying organisms, related damage, and conditions that may lead to future problems.

A home inspection evaluates the property’s overall condition and major systems. A termite inspection focuses on wood-destroying organisms, the damage they cause, and conditions that can encourage them.

Termites can remain hidden inside wood, walls, or beneath the home. While we cannot see behind walls, we can look for and detect known areas and visible signs of infestation. An inspection may uncover evidence you wouldn’t notice during everyday use.

The time varies with the property’s size, accessibility, and condition. Our office can give you an estimated timeframe when you book.

Please provide clear access to the garage, exterior, and any attic or crawlspace entrances. Let us know about locked areas, pets, or known concerns before your appointment.

Section 1 identifies evidence of active infestation or infection, along with resulting damage. Section 2 identifies conditions that could lead to an infestation or infection, even when no visible evidence is present.

Not always. Treatment depends on the type of termite, the extent of the infestation, and accessibility; we explain the recommended approach and why it fits the findings.

Yes, we provide termite treatment and wood repair services. Your report will identify recommended work and include estimates for services we can perform.

An inspection covers visible and accessible areas without opening walls or removing finishes. We document access limitations and recommend further inspection when concealed areas need additional evaluation.