Termites cause more structural damage to Wisconsin homes than storms and fires combined — and most homeowners don't know they have a problem until the damage is extensive. We provide thorough inspections and protective treatments that safeguard your biggest investment.
Wood Destroying Insect Inspection certified. Our reports are accepted for real estate transactions.
We catch termite activity before it causes structural damage — saving you thousands in repairs.
Soil treatments and baiting systems that create a protective zone around your home.
Local knowledge of subterranean termite pressure across Northeast Wisconsin counties.
Subterranean termites are active in Wisconsin. They feed 24/7 on the cellulose in wood — and by the time you see signs, the colony has been eating for months.
The most destructive termite species in Wisconsin. They live in underground colonies and build mud tubes to access your home's wood structure — often going undetected for years.
Pencil-width tunnels on foundation walls, crawl spaces, or basement walls. These are the telltale sign of active subterranean termite foraging.
Winged reproductive termites that emerge in spring — often mistaken for flying ants. Finding discarded wings near windowsills means a colony is nearby.
Wood that sounds hollow when tapped, or appears layered and honeycombed when broken. Termites eat wood from the inside out, leaving a thin outer shell.
Cracks in foundations, gaps around pipes, and wood-to-ground contact provide entry points. We identify and seal these vulnerabilities.
In Wisconsin, termite swarms typically occur in spring on warm days after rain. If you see swarmers inside your home, you likely have an active infestation.
Whether you need a real estate inspection, suspect activity, or want preventative protection — our process is thorough and effective.
We inspect your foundation, crawl space, basement, and exterior for mud tubes, wood damage, swarmers, and conditions conducive to termite activity.
Based on findings, we recommend either a liquid soil barrier treatment, an in-ground baiting system, or both — tailored to your home's construction and risk level.
Licensed technicians apply treatment to the soil around your foundation, creating a protective zone that eliminates termites as they attempt to enter.
For baiting systems, we install and monitor stations quarterly. For liquid barriers, annual inspections ensure continued protection.
Selling or buying a home? We provide WDIT reports accepted by Wisconsin lenders.
Call NowDon't wait for visible damage. Call us today for a thorough termite inspection — whether you're buying, selling, or simply want peace of mind about your home's protection.