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Termites are quiet guests. You usually do not see them marching across the floor. Instead, you notice little clues. A soft spot by the baseboard. Tiny wings on a windowsill. A “muddy” line on the side of the house. By the time those signs show up, termites may have been working out of sight for quite a while.

Why Termite Protection Matters Here?

In Florida, termites get almost everything they like. Warm weather, moisture, and plenty of wood to feed on. They move through soil and tiny cracks to reach framing, flooring, and trim that look solid on the outside.

For most families, the house is their biggest investment. Termite control is really about protecting that investment and the place you come home to every day.

Left alone, termites can:

  • Weaken important structural wood.
  • Damage door frames, window frames, and baseboards.
  • Create repairs that are stressful and expensive.

How Our Termite Control Service Works?

We do not start with a sales pitch. We start with a close look at your home and a conversation about what you have been seeing.
A typical termite service begins with:

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1

Listening to your concerns
You tell us what you have noticed, how long it has been going on, and which areas worry you most.

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2

A detailed inspection
We check the inside, outside, and accessible foundation or attic spaces for signs of activity, past or present.

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3

Explaining what we find
We talk through our findings in everyday language so you know what is happening and how serious it looks.

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4

Building a treatment plan
We recommend a plan that fits your home’s construction, level of activity, and comfort level with long-term protection.

Once we agree on a plan, we move forward with treatment to stop current activity and help prevent new colonies from moving in.

What We Look For During a Termite Inspection?

Termites are good at hiding, so an inspection has to be patient and thorough. We are not just glancing at walls. We are looking for small details that often mean more is going on behind the surface.

During an inspection, we keep an eye out for things like:

- Mud tubes along foundation walls, piers, and support columns.
- Wood that sounds hollow or feels soft when gently pressed.
- Paint or drywall that looks bubbled, rippled, or uneven.
- Discarded wings near windows, doors, or light sources.
- Moist, shaded areas around the foundation that invite termites closer.

If there is a spot in your home that has been bothering you for a while, we always take a closer look there too.

Treatment Options Tailored to Your Home?

Different homes and different termite situations call for different approaches. We explain your options and why we think a particular method makes sense.

You will know where we will be working, how long it should take, and what you might notice once the treatment is in place.

A termite treatment plan may include:

  • Creating a treated zone around the foundation where termites travel.
  • Targeted applications in areas where activity is confirmed.
  • Special attention to entry points, expansion joints, and plumbing penetrations.
  • Recommendations to address moisture or drainage issues that are making conditions more attractive.

Signs It Might Be Time to Ask About Termites?

It is not always easy to tell when termites are involved. The signs can be subtle at first. It is a good idea to have a professional check things out if you notice:

- Brown “mud” lines on concrete, brick, or block.
- Wood that breaks apart in thin layers or feels hollow.
- Doors and windows that suddenly start to stick without a clear reason.
- Piles of small wings that appear near sills or flooring.
- Areas of trim or baseboard that look swollen or warped.

You do not have to be sure it is termites. That is what the inspection is for. Catching the problem early almost always means less damage and an easier fix.

Long-Term Termite Protection

Stopping active termites is important, but most homeowners also want to know how to feel safer going forward. After treatment, we can talk with you about options for ongoing protection and monitoring that fit your plans and budget.

With a plan in place, you are not left wondering what might be happening inside the walls. You have a schedule and a team watching out for changes.

 

Long-term protection often focuses on:

  • Keeping soil, mulch, and landscaping at healthy distances from exterior walls.
  • Watching key areas during regular visits for any new signs of activity.
  • Maintaining any protective systems or treated zones already in place.
  • Reducing moisture near the foundation with basic drainage and upkeep.

Simple Things You Can Do Around the Home

While we handle inspection and treatment, a few small steps at home can help make your property less inviting to termites.

You do not have to handle this alone. Even small improvements can support your termite protection.

 

Small steps at home:

  • Avoid stacking firewood, lumber, or cardboard right against the house.
  • Fix leaks and drainage issues that keep soil damp near the foundation.
  • Keep plants and mulch pulled back a bit from exterior walls.
  • Check that downspouts move water away from the structure.

Ready to Protect Your Home From Termites?

If you are worried about termites or just want a professional set of eyes on your home, Southern Care Lawn and Pest is here to help. We will inspect, explain what we see, and walk you through your options step by step. Call us now or fill a form to get a quote and start termite control that is built around your Florida home and your peace of mind.

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