Termite treatments involve the use of chemicals and specialized equipment, which can be hazardous to your health if not handled properly. Proper training and certification are required to ensure that we are used safely and efficiently. This is why it is always best to leave it to our professionals. It’s not worth risking your health and that of your family.

Without training and experience, it can be difficult to accurately identify the type and extent of a termite infestation. DIY treatments may address only the symptoms and not the root cause. This can lead to further damage in the long run, which could have been avoided by addressing the issue properly from the onset.

DIY termite treatments may inadvertently cause more harm than good to your property. Inexperienced handling of chemicals and equipment can lead to accidental spills, potentially damaging plants and hardscape features. We possess the necessary knowledge and expertise to handle chemicals and equipment with precision, ensuring the safety of your property while effectively eliminating termites. 

While DIY treatments may seem to save money in the short run, they may end up being more expensive in the long run. This is because DIY treatments may not address the root cause of the problem, and you may end up needing more extensive treatments in the future. By hiring our professionals, we ensure that the right treatment is given to you the first time, saving you time and money in the long run.

Termites love to eat wood and will not spare any wooden structure in your home. Ignoring termite treatment can lead to severe structural damage, weakening your home's foundation, and compromising your home's overall safety. Repairing termite-damaged structures can be expensive and could have been avoided with regular termite inspections and treatments.

Accepting termite infestation in your home can lead to decreased property value, preventing you from getting the best price for your home during resale. A termite-free home could sell for significantly more than a home damaged by these pesky insects.

While termites don't carry diseases, the wood they infest could lead to mold growth, which could pose health hazards, especially to people with respiratory issues like asthma. Furthermore, if termites infest your home's electrical wiring, this could lead to electrical malfunctions, and fire hazards, and potentially harm you and your loved ones.

Termites, as social pests, reside in large colonies that can quickly grow out of control. When left untreated, termite infestations can easily spread to neighboring homes and structures, leading to a more extensive and challenging infestation beyond the walls of your home. It is crucial to address termite problems promptly with professional treatment to prevent further damage and protect your property from these destructive pests.