Termites command more attention than any other insect pest. University's termite control specialists are knowledgeable in building construction, termite biology and behavior, the proper and safe use of pesticides, the use and maintenance of equipment, and safety. We use informed, concerned judgment in the performance of every job!

There are two types of termites that are of economic importance: Subterranean and Drywood. Although these two types of termites are very similar in appearance, the places that they live and the appropriate control measures for them are very different.

Subterranean termites make their homes in the ground. Travelling through the soil and by building mud tubes, they gain access to unprotected structures and cause the damage that all building owners fear.

Drywood termites live entirely inside of the wood that they feed upon. Once of the most characteristic signs of Drywood termites is the "frass" or pellets that they eject from the wood on which they feed. These pellets are small, hard, cylindrical bits of fecal matter. Large accumulations of these pellets can indicate an long standing or significant infestation of Drywood termites.

1. How do I know if I have termites?
2. What can termites do to my home?
3. How do termites get in?
4. How a professional protects your home and property.
5. What you'll see us do as we treat your home.
6. Make your home a fortress against termites.
7. Termite baiting program.