Eastern subterranean termites are active across all of Long Island, and by the time swarmers appear indoors the colony has usually been feeding for two to four years. We inspect for them the same way whether you called about a swarm or are closing on a house.

Treatment is a liquid barrier applied to the soil around the foundation, combined with monitoring stations where slab construction or landscaping makes a full trench impractical. We do not use spot treatments as a primary approach — they leave the colony intact and the damage continues out of sight.

What is included

  • Full interior, perimeter, crawlspace and attic inspection with photographs.
  • Written findings identifying species, extent of activity and moisture sources.
  • Liquid soil barrier applied around the full foundation where construction allows.
  • Monitoring stations at slab edges, patios and any area that cannot be trenched.
  • A spring inspection every year for the life of the warranty.
  • Closing and refinancing documentation prepared on request.

How the visit goes

01

Inspection, 45-90 minutes

We look for mud tubes, discarded wings, hollow-sounding trim and moisture. Nothing is applied on this visit.

02

Report and price

You receive the findings and a fixed price, usually the same day. No work begins until you approve it.

03

Treatment day, 3-5 hours

Trenching and rodding around the foundation, drilling through slab where needed, then patching. You can stay home.

04

Thirty-day check

A technician returns to confirm activity has stopped and logs the result against your warranty.