The Termite Guy FAQs

When treatment and repair are handled by separate companies, you're often stuck coordinating schedules, getting conflicting opinions about what's actually damaged, and paying two separate markups. One company licensed for both means one inspection, one scope of work, and one team accountable for the result.

We repair structural framing, sill plates, fascia, rafter tails, subflooring, siding, and any other wood components compromised by termites or related conditions like dry rot. Repairs are scoped during the same inspection that identifies the damage.

Yes. Dry rot and termite damage often look similar and sometimes occur in the same areas, so we evaluate and repair both as part of a single wood repair scope.

Yes. Our wood repairs include a 1-year workmanship warranty. Warranty coverage for roof repairs varies depending on the scope of work and will be clearly outlined in your repair estimate.

Yes — we offer painting services to restore and match areas after wood repair, as well as Alumawood-style patio cover installation and insulation work, so your property is fully restored, not just structurally patched.

Yes. As a licensed C-39 roofing contractor, we can repair roof structures, fascia, eaves, and other areas damaged by termites or wood-destroying pests as part of the same project—eliminating the need to coordinate with a separate roofing contractor. If your home requires fumigation, it's also important to know that roof tiles can occasionally crack or shift as technicians move across the roof to install and remove the tent. If that happens, our in-house roofing team can repair or replace the affected tiles, making the entire process much more convenient and helping restore your roof once the fumigation is complete.

Not typically — and it's often less expensive overall, since you're not paying for duplicate inspections, redundant scheduling, or the inefficiencies of two companies coordinating on the same job. You'll get one estimate covering both the treatment and the repair.

Yes — we provide termite inspections, pest inspections and treatment programs tailored specifically for each multi-unit property across Southern California.

Yes — we coordinate inspection schedules across multiple units and common areas, which is typically far more efficient and cost-effective than scheduling each unit separately.

We work directly with property managers or HOA boards to build an inspection and treatment calendar that minimizes disruption to residents, often phasing work building-by-building or floor-by-floor.

We can provide both. Some multi-unit properties prefer to have us on an as needed basis. Other property management clients are on a recurring inspection program, typically annually, so termite activity is caught early across the entire property rather than discovered unit-by-unit after damage has already occurred.

Yes — we provide written inspection reports and treatment documentation that can be kept on file for HOA board records, reserve studies, or insurance requirements.

That depends on the association's governing documents and how common areas versus units are defined, which varies by HOA. We provide the inspection findings and cost information; the board determines how responsibility is allocated under their CC&Rs.

Reach out to our team to complete our RFP form and provide a site map and we can provide a proposal for the property.

It depends on the treatment type and the extent of the infestation. Fumigation pricing is based on your home's cubic footage (call with your address for a ballpark), while localized treatment pricing depends entirely on what's found during inspection — we don't estimate it sight-unseen.

Yes — ask about a free estimate when you schedule with us.

Call our office to discuss available payment options for your specific service.

Our fumigation treatments come with a 5-year warranty against drywood termites, so if the same type of infestation returns to the treated structure within that period, we'll address it under the warranty terms provided in writing at the time of treatment.

Yes. Our warranties stay with the property, not the homeowner, so they can be transferred to the new owner when the home is sold. A transferable termite warranty can be a valuable selling point, giving buyers added confidence that the home remains protected.

Warranties typically exclude new damage caused by structural changes made after treatment, conditions an inspector couldn't access, and situations where required follow-up inspections were skipped. Specific terms are spelled out in writing with every warranty we issue.