Termites cause over $5 billion in structural damage to U.S. homes every year — and most homeowners have no idea activity is occurring until significant damage is done. Our licensed termite specialists provide thorough inspections, proven treatments, and preventive programs that protect your home year-round.
Licensed termite specialists serving all Hudson Valley counties
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Eastern subterranean termites are the most common species in New York and throughout the Hudson Valley. They live underground and attack wood from below, making activity nearly invisible until damage is substantial. Knowing the warning signs can save you thousands in repair costs.
Termites are most likely to swarm in April and May in the Hudson Valley — if you see flying insects near windowsills or light fixtures in spring, call us immediately for an inspection.
A WDI inspection identifies all wood-destroying insects including termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and wood-boring beetles. WDI reports are required for most real estate transactions in New York.
We match the treatment method to your specific infestation and property
Liquid treatment creates a continuous chemical barrier in the soil around the foundation perimeter. Termites passing through the treated zone carry the termiticide back to the colony, eliminating the entire population — including the queen.
Bait stations are installed around the structure perimeter. Termites find and feed on the bait, carrying it back to the colony. The active ingredient disrupts molting and gradually eliminates the entire colony over several weeks.
Annual inspection and treatment renewal program for properties in high-pressure areas or with prior termite history. Our technicians inspect and refresh treatment barriers each season to maintain continuous protection.
Steps you can take to reduce termite risk around your property
Wood siding, deck posts, door frames, and structural elements that contact soil directly give termites immediate access to your structure. Maintain a 6-inch gap between all wood and soil.
Decorative mulch holds moisture and provides termite harborage. Keep mulch at least 12 inches from the foundation perimeter and avoid piling it against siding, doors, or structural wood.
Termites require moisture to survive. Fix leaking gutters, downspouts draining against the foundation, plumbing leaks under crawlspaces, and any standing water conditions near the structure.
Firewood stacked against the house, old stumps, buried lumber, and wood debris in crawlspaces all attract termites and provide a bridge to structural wood. Relocate wood storage away from the house.
Termites can enter through cracks as narrow as 1/64 of an inch. Seal foundation cracks with appropriate caulk or masonry sealant, and inspect the foundation perimeter annually for new openings.
Professional annual inspection is the most reliable way to catch termite activity before it causes serious damage. Early detection dramatically reduces treatment cost and structural repair expense.
We serve all Hudson Valley counties — call for service anywhere in the region
Common questions about termite treatment in the Hudson Valley