Termite Treatment
Liquid barrier treatments and advanced baiting systems to protect your property from Florida's most destructive pest. Free inspections available.
Termites Cause Billions in Damage Every Year
Florida is one of the most termite-active states in the country. Subterranean termites — the most destructive species — live in underground colonies and silently consume wood 24 hours a day. By the time most homeowners notice the damage, colonies have often been active for years.
Turbo Pest Solutions offers both liquid barrier treatments and baiting systems to eliminate active colonies and protect your property long-term. We start with a thorough free inspection to determine the extent of activity and recommend the right solution for your situation.
What's Included
- Free termite inspection with detailed written report
- Liquid termiticide barrier treatment (Termidor® and equivalents)
- In-ground baiting system installation and monitoring
- Treatment of crawl spaces, slabs, and wood-to-soil contact points
- Pre-construction treatments for new builds
- Annual inspection and renewal programs
- Documentation for real estate transactions
- Satisfaction guarantee on all treatments
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How It Works
Free Inspection
Our inspector examines the interior and exterior of your property, probing wood, checking crawl spaces, and identifying mud tubes, swarmers, and damage.
Customized Treatment
Based on findings, we recommend a liquid barrier, baiting system, or combination approach. Treatment is applied the same day or scheduled at your convenience.
Annual Protection
We offer annual inspection and renewal programs to maintain your protection and provide documentation for insurance and real estate purposes.
Signs of Termite Activity
Mud Tubes
Pencil-width mud tubes running along your foundation, walls, or crawl space are the most reliable sign of subterranean termite activity.
Swarmer Wings
Discarded wings near windows, doors, or light fixtures after a swarm indicate a mature colony nearby — often already inside your structure.
Hollow-Sounding Wood
Tapping on wood that sounds hollow or papery suggests termites have consumed the interior while leaving the surface intact.
Frass (Drywood Termite Droppings)
Small piles of pellet-like droppings near wood surfaces indicate drywood termite activity — common in Florida attics and window frames.
Bubbling or Peeling Paint
Paint that bubbles or peels without moisture exposure can indicate termites feeding just below the surface, creating moisture as they digest wood.
Tight-Fitting Doors & Windows
Doors and windows that suddenly stick or are hard to open can result from termite damage warping the surrounding wood frame.
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Local pest control for homes and businesses throughout Citrus County and Levy County.