Termites feed on the cellulose in wood and can quietly damage a home's structure over time. They thrive in moist conditions and are often hidden behind walls or under floors, which is why regular monitoring matters.

Mud tubes along your foundation, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, small piles of wings near windows (from swarmers), or soft/bubbling paint on walls.

Comprehensive inspection (with NPMA-33 documentation when requested), preventive borate wood treatment on accessible untreated wood, and moisture & structural exclusion recommendations.

We don't perform active termite treatment, soil drench applications, or termite bait station installation (such as Sentricon). Those services require Maryland MDA Category 7B licensing, which we don't currently hold. If we find active termite activity during your inspection, we'll document the finding in writing and refer you to a 7B-licensed termite contractor.

Inspection results same-day. Preventive borate treatment provides ongoing protection on the wood we treat. Active infestations are referred to a 7B specialist and are not part of our service.

We use borate wood treatment and structural exclusion as our primary preventive approach. Active termite treatment requires Maryland MDA Category 7B licensing — see our scope box above.

Our primary toolkit is botanical and mineral-based, formulated to minimize risk to your family and pets. No synthetic pyrethroid sprays. Products are either EPA 25(b) exempt (essential-oil based) or EPA-registered minimum-risk pesticides (silica gel, borate).