Frequently Asked Questions

The Termite Guy FAQs

Learn about termite and pest issues affecting Southern California to keep your home or business safe and secure.

How can I schedule a pest inspection or service?

Simply call us or visit our website to schedule an inspection or service. We're here to assist you.

Are the pest control treatments safe for my family and pets?

Yes, our treatments are eco-friendly and designed to be safe for your family and pets while effectively managing pests.

How fast do carpenter ants damage wood?

Carpenter ant damage occurs more slowly than termite damage, but can become significant over several years if left untreated.

Can drywood termites live in dry wood?

Yes, drywood termites can survive in wood with much lower moisture content than other termite species, typically around 12%.

What is Integrated Pest Management (IPM)?

Integrated Pest Management focuses on understanding pest behavior and lifecycles to implement long-term, eco-conscious solutions while minimizing chemical use.

How often should I schedule pest control services?

The ideal frequency depends on your property's needs and pest issues. We can help you create a tailored schedule.

Do you offer services for both residential and commercial properties?

Yes, we proudly provide pest control services for both residential homes and commercial businesses throughout Southern California.

How can I identify a termite infestation in my home?

Signs include mud tubes on foundations, hollow-sounding wood, discarded wings near windows or doors, and visible damage to wooden structures.

How can I prevent termites from invading my property?

Reduce moisture, maintain an 18-inch barrier between soil and wooden structures, store firewood away from your home, and regularly inspect for termites.

What termite treatment options are available?

We offer localized treatments, fumigation, and eco-friendly solutions tailored to the type and extent of the infestation.

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