CALL NOW: (844) 817-0239

How to Get Rid of Termites Safely & Permanently

Termites are silent destroyers that cause billions in property damage annually. Learn the warning signs and discover professional treatments to protect your biggest investment.

Schedule a Termite Inspection: (844) 817 0239

Step 1: Identify the Warning Signs

Termites rarely crawl out in the open. You are much more likely to see the damage they leave behind. Before you can get rid of them, you need to confirm they are present. Look for these distinct signs:

Mud Tubes on Foundations

Pencil-sized tubes of dirt running up your exterior foundation walls. Subterranean termites build these pathways to travel safely from the moisture in the soil to your home's wood without drying out.


Discarded Wings

Finding piles of translucent, identical wings near windowsills or doors is a major red flag. These are left behind by "swarmers" (reproductive termites) looking to mate and start a new colony inside your home.

Hollow-Sounding Wood

Termites eat wood from the inside out, leaving a thin veneer of timber or paint. Tap on your baseboards or exposed beams with a screwdriver handle. If it sounds hollow or papery, you likely have an infestation.

Step 2: Professional Treatment Methods

DIY methods like vinegar or hardware store sprays only kill the few bugs you see. To get rid of termites permanently, you must destroy the colony at its source.


Liquid Soil Barriers

We apply an invisible, continuous chemical barrier around your home's foundation. Termites pass through, carrying the termiticide back to the underground nest, effectively wiping out the entire colony.

Termite Baiting Systems

Strategically placed bait stations around your property attract foraging termites. They share the bait with the queen, halting the colony's growth and destroying it from the inside out.

Targeted Wood Injections

For localized drywood termite issues, our technicians drill directly into the affected wood and inject specialized foams and treatments into the termite galleries to kill them instantly.

Whole-Home Fumigation

For severe, widespread Drywood termite infestations, structural fumigation (tenting) is the only guaranteed way to ensure gas penetrates every inch of wood to eliminate the pests.

Request a Professional Inspection

Why Trust Eco Pest Controls?

Termite treatment is not a DIY job. When your home's structural integrity is on the line, you need experienced professionals who back their work with guarantees.

๐Ÿ”

Advanced Detection

We don't just guess. Our technicians are trained to identify exactly which species of termite is attacking your home to prescribe the correct treatment method.

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ

Eco-Friendly Options

We utilize the latest baiting technology that specifically targets termite biology while remaining safe for the surrounding soil, your family, and your pets.

๐Ÿ’ฏ

Long-Term Guarantees

We stand behind our liquid barriers and baiting systems. Our termite control services come with robust warranties and ongoing monitoring to ensure they never return.

โฑ๏ธ

Fast Action

Termites eat 24/7. We offer fast inspection scheduling and rapid treatment deployment to stop the damage before it gets worse.

Call (844) 817 0239 for Immediate Help
Professional Termite Treatment

Areas We Serve

We proudly offer comprehensive termite inspection and eradication services across our entire service region.

Downtown Area

North Suburbs

South Suburbs

East Valley

West Valley

Metro Region

Termite Treatment FAQs

Answers to your most pressing questions about getting rid of termites.

Can I get rid of termites myself?

It is highly discouraged. Termite colonies are massive, often containing hundreds of thousands of insects hidden deep underground or within your walls. Over-the-counter DIY sprays only kill the few worker termites you see on the surface, leaving the queen and the root colony completely untouched to continue destroying your home.

What is the fastest way to get rid of termites?

The fastest and most effective method depends entirely on the species. For subterranean termites, professional liquid soil treatments establish an immediate defensive barrier. For drywood termites, targeted structural injections or whole-home fumigation are required to kill them instantly inside the wood.

How much damage can a termite do in a day?

While a single termite eats very little, they operate in colonies. A mature colony containing a few hundred thousand workers can consume roughly a pound of wood per day. Left unchecked, they can severely compromise structural load-bearing beams within a matter of months.

Will my homeowners insurance cover termite damage?

In almost all cases, no. Homeowners insurance usually considers termite infestations to be a preventable maintenance issue. This is why investing in professional preventative treatment and annual termite inspections is so critical for homeowners.

Don't Let Termites Eat Your Investment

If you suspect termites are in your home, every day counts. Contact Eco Pest Controls today for a thorough inspection and guaranteed eradication plan.

Call (844) 817 0239 Now