“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
Termite pre-treatment to new structures is something everyone should do. It is affordable, and so effective, when compared to post construction treatments. Wise and savvy architects always specify pre-treatment, knowledgeable builders include it in every structure they erect, and prospective buyers should demand it for any new house they buy or build.
Pre-treatment is far better than post treatment. Post treatment (after you get termites) is actually a “spot” treatment. You can drill a thousand holes, but there will still be places that can’t be reached, no matter how hard the exterminator tries.
With a proper pre-treatment, the soil next to the foundations is treated with a termiticide and is sealed in after the foundations are in place.
Pre-treatment is applied during construction, at certain times, depending on the type of structure. Properly treated structures are usually able to resist termites for a much longer period of time, and termiticides applied during construction are generally applied to areas that are unavailable after construction is complete. That one fact alone makes pre-treatments preferable to post treatments.
Termite damage to the wood’s surface often is not evident because termites excavate galleries within materials as they feed. Their presence is not readily noticed because they hide their activity behind wallboards, siding or wood trim. This is one of the reasons why it is so important to have an experienced professional routinely inspect property for signs of infestation.
Termite pre-treatment is designed for professionals responsible for protecting property investments and maintaining long term building performance.
Our pre treatment services are ideal for:
Whether you are building one home or managing multiple properties, early termite protection helps reduce future maintenance costs and protect your investment.
Timing matters with termite pre treatment. The service is completed in stages throughout the construction process to ensure continuous protection from the ground up.
Typical treatment stages include:
These steps work together to create a long lasting barrier that helps prevent termites from entering the structure through the soil or foundation. Coordinating these stages with your construction schedule ensures the project stays on track while maintaining proper protection.
Termite damage can be expensive, disruptive, and difficult to detect until significant structural damage has already occurred. Because termites live in the soil and inside walls, infestations often go unnoticed until repairs are needed.
Professional pre treatment helps reduce that risk by providing:
For property managers, this also means fewer emergency calls, fewer maintenance issues, and better protection for your portfolio.