Stop Termites Before They Cost You
By the time most homeowners notice termites, the colony has already been working for months. In DeSoto's clay soil, subterranean termites move up through the foundation and into the framing where you can't see them. The only way to stay ahead is inspection and a treatment plan that fits your home.
Our local specialists inspect the foundation, crawlspaces, and problem areas, then recommend the right approach, whether that's a liquid barrier, a bait system, or both.
What We Handle
- Termite inspections — a thorough check for active termites and conducive conditions.
- Liquid barrier treatments — a treated zone around the foundation that stops termites from entering.
- Bait station systems — in-ground stations that eliminate the colony over time.
- Damage assessment — identifying where they've been and what needs attention.
- Prevention — fixing the moisture and wood-contact issues that attract them.
Signs You May Have Termites
Mud tubes along the foundation, hollow-sounding or crumbling wood, discarded wings near windowsills, and small piles of frass (termite droppings). Winged swarmers indoors in spring are a strong signal. If you see any of these, call for an inspection right away.
Early Detection Saves Thousands
A termite inspection costs a fraction of the structural repairs an untreated colony causes. If you're buying, selling, or just haven't had the home checked, call 469-415-9580 to schedule.