Identifying a termite problem can be difficult. Termites are silent destroyers, and most infestations will go undiscovered until serious damage has already been done. We will thoroughly inspect your home in search of any signs of termite activity, including damaged wood, cracked paint, piles of sawdust, and mud tubes.
Termites are one of the most feared insects to find in one’s house or business. They cause billions of dollars in property damage each year. Luckily, they are uncommon in Wisconsin. The only native termite to the area is the subterranean termite. Drywood termites have also been found in the state on occasion. Although both of these termites are sometimes found in Wisconsin, carpenter ants are more likely to be the cause of wood damage to homes or businesses.
Successful termite control is absolutely a job for pest professionals. Termite removal is challenging. Our termite exterminators at Advanced Wildlife & Pest Control are fully-equipped to handle any termite problem you encounter. Protect your home & family against termites for good!
HOW TO GET RID OF TERMITES?
1. Termite Problem
Identifying a termite problem can be difficult. Termites are silent destroyers, and most infestations will go undiscovered until serious damage has already been done. We will thoroughly inspect your home in search of any signs of termite activity, including damaged wood, cracked paint, piles of sawdust, and mud tubes.
2. Termite Prevention
Our pest management technicians will apply the proper termite insecticides to eliminate the termites at the source. Focused on preventative pest control, our technicians will also help protect your home from future termite problems.
3. Termite Control
Ongoing pest control will help protect your family, home, and business year-round against wood-destroying insects, including termites and carpenter ants. AWC offers a variety of treatment options based on the severity of the problem, your budget, and your preferences.
4. Same-Day Service / No Contracts!
Our customers are our #1 priority! At Advanced Wildlife Control, we want to make sure your pest problems are resolved in a timely manner. Therefore, our AWC professionals can typically provide same-day or next-day service. We also do not require any contracts for our customers! You are free to cancel at any time!
Our pest management technicians will apply the proper termite insecticides to eliminate the termites at the source. Focused on preventative pest control, our technicians will also help protect your home from future termite problems.
Ongoing pest control will help protect your family, home, and business year-round against wood-destroying insects, including termites and carpenter ants. AWC offers a variety of treatment options based on the severity of the problem, your budget, and your preferences.
Our customers are our #1 priority! At Advanced Wildlife Control, we want to make sure your pest problems are resolved in a timely manner. Therefore, our AWC professionals can typically provide same-day or next-day service. We also do not require any contracts for our customers! You are free to cancel at any time!
Or send us a message and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Termites are attracted to moist, weathered wood. Having firewood piles, old wood decks, or rotten tree stumps close to your home increases your chances of attracting termites. If your neighbor has a termite problem, there is a chance those termites may find their way over to your property as well.
Definitely Yes! Termites can cause billions of dollars in structural damage to homes and businesses each year. Thankfully though, we don’t encounter them much here in Wisconsin.
To prevent termite infestations, eliminate sources of food and water.
- Eliminate damp, moist areas, especially around decks and the foundation
- Store woodpiles away from your home
- Remove old, rotten trees and stumps from your yard
Give Advanced Wildlife Control a call today if termites have already invaded your home. Our pest management technicians will eliminate your termite problem at the source and help seal up entry points to prevent future problems.
