Termite Exterminators

Around Durham, swarms typically appear march through June (eastern subterranean). A swarm, or a pile of discarded wings, is often the first visible sign and a good reason to schedule an inspection.

Often, yes. In North Carolina, a wood-destroying-organism (WDO) or "termite letter" inspection is a routine part of home sales, so many Durham buyers and lenders expect one.

Around Durham County, expect fire ants and eastern subterranean termites most often, along with the usual seasonal invaders. Pressure tracks the local humid subtropical climate.

Timing in Durham County follows the climate, activity is most of the year, slowing only in the coolest weeks, and mosquitoes run April through October.

In Durham County, fire ants can be a problem well beyond summer. Year-round prevention is often the best approach in this humid subtropical climate.

Note where you have seen activity, clear access to those areas, and put away food and pets. Your Durham pro will give specific prep steps for the treatment.

Often the same day. Once you describe the issue, we connect you with an available Durham County exterminator, and many offer next-day visits.