Liquid termite treatment involves applying a professional-grade liquid termiticide into the soil around and beneath your structure. The product bonds with the soil and creates a continuous protective barrier that helps eliminate active termites and prevent future infestations.

The liquid termiticide is applied around the foundation of your home and, when needed, beneath concrete areas. Once in the soil, it creates a treated zone that termites cannot pass through without being affected.

Yes. Liquid termite treatments are one of the most trusted and widely used termite control methods in the pest control industry because of their long-lasting protection and proven effectiveness.

Most liquid termite treatments provide years of protection. We generally recommend homeowners consider retreatment or an inspection if their home has not been treated within the last 5 years.

During the treatment, we:
Apply liquid termiticide around the foundation
Inject product into the soil using specialized equipment
Treat areas beneath slabs, patios, or porches if needed
Create a protective barrier around the structure

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Possibly. If your home has concrete patios, porches, garages, or slabs along the foundation, small holes may need to be drilled to inject the treatment beneath the concrete. After treatment, all drill holes are professionally patched for a clean finish.

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We take care to minimize disruption to your property. Some trenching around the foundation may be necessary, but we work carefully to restore treated areas as neatly as possible.

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In most cases, homeowners do not need to leave during exterior liquid termite treatments. If any special instructions are needed for your property, we will discuss them with you beforehand.

Common signs include:
Mud tubes on walls or foundations
Hollow-sounding wood
Swarming termites or discarded wings
Bubbling or damaged wood surfaces
Visible wood damage

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You should consider termite treatment if:
You found termites in your home
Your property has never been treated
Your last treatment was over 5 years ago
You want preventative protection

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Yes. We offer annual renewal warranties for continued termite protection and monitoring
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Our termite renewal warranties may include:
Annual termite inspections
Continued monitoring
Re-treatment if necessary
Coverage options for up to 5 years or more with uninterrupted renewals
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Annual inspections help identify termite activity early before major damage occurs. Regular monitoring helps maintain protection and gives homeowners peace of mind.
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If you decide not to continue your annual termite renewal warranty, the coverage will expire at the end of the paid term. Once the warranty is canceled or allowed to lapse, it cannot be restarted or picked back up later without a new termite treatment.
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Yes. You may cancel your termite renewal warranty at any time. However, the renewal payment you already made will continue to provide coverage for the remainder of that one-year term.
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As long as the annual renewal warranty continues to be paid without interruption, coverage can continue for up to 5 years or more, depending on continued eligibility and service history.
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