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Termite Control in Cape Coral, Florida

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Stop Termite Damage Before It Starts

Termites can silently destroy the structure of your home or business, causing thousands of dollars in damage before you even realize they’re there. At KBR Quality Pest Services, we offer expert termite control in Cape Coral using advanced inspection tools and proven treatment methods. Whether you’re dealing with an active infestation or want to prevent future damage, our licensed team delivers effective, long-term solutions tailored to your property. Protect your investment with professional termite protection you can count on.

Signs of a Termite Infestation in Your Home or Business

Termites often go undetected until damage is done. Watch for these common warning signs:

• Hollow-sounding wood when tapped on walls or trim

• Discarded wings near windowsills or entry points

• Mud tubes along foundations, walls, or crawlspaces

• Blistering or darkened areas on wood floors or walls

• Small piles of frass (termite droppings) near woodwork

• Tight-fitting doors or windows that suddenly stick

• Clicking or rustling sounds coming from inside walls

Our Termite Control and Inspection Service

Our termite control and inspection service is designed to detect infestations early, eliminate active colonies, and protect your structure long-term. Every treatment plan is customized to the species, severity, and construction of your property.

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Comprehensive Termite Inspection

We inspect the interior, exterior, crawlspaces, and attic for signs of termite activity or damage.

Species Identification and Risk Assessment

We determine which termite species are present and assess the level of infestation risk.

Soil or Wood Treatment Application

Based on findings, we apply liquid termiticides or direct-wood treatments to eliminate active colonies.

Bait System Installation (if applicable)

For long-term control, we may install bait stations that attract and eliminate foraging termites.

Moisture and Entry Point Evaluation

We check for conducive conditions such as leaks, poor drainage, or wood-to-soil contact.

Post-Treatment Monitoring and Documentation

We provide service reports and schedule follow-up inspections to ensure treatment success and continued protection.

Our EPA-Approved Mosquito Treatments and Application Methods

Florida homes and businesses are vulnerable to several destructive termite species. We treat:

Subterranean Termites – Live underground and build mud tubes to access wood structures.

Formosan Termites – Aggressive subterranean species known for rapid, large-scale structural damage.

Drywood Termites – Infest dry wood furniture, walls, and framing without ground contact.

Dampwood Termites – Prefer moist, decaying wood in poorly ventilated or water-damaged areas.

Conehead Termites – Highly invasive species that nest above ground and forage aggressively.

Eastern Subterranean Termites – Most common U.S. termite, active in soil beneath foundations.

How We Detect Termite Activity Before Major Damage Occurs

Early detection is key to preventing costly structural damage from termites. Here’s how we identify activity before it spreads:

Visual Inspection – Check for mud tubes, wood damage, and discarded wings around structures.

Moisture Meters – Detect elevated moisture levels that attract and support termite colonies.

Sounding Tools – Tap wood to find hollow areas caused by internal termite feeding.

Thermal Imaging – Reveal hidden termite heat signatures inside walls and tight spaces.

Borescope Devices – View behind walls or within voids without causing structural damage.

Soil Probing – Examine soil near foundations to detect subterranean termite tunnels or nests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do to prepare for a termite inspection?

Clear access to walls, baseboards, attics, and crawlspaces. Move stored items away from garage and foundation walls for better visibility.

How long does a typical termite treatment take to apply?

Most treatments are completed within 2–4 hours, depending on the property size and treatment method used.

Do termite treatments require you to leave the home?

For liquid or bait treatments, you typically do not need to leave. Fumigation (not always necessary) requires temporary vacancy.

Can termite treatments harm landscaping or grass near the foundation?

Our treatments are applied with precision to avoid non-target plants. Any necessary precautions will be discussed in advance.

How soon can termites return after treatment?

Reinfestation is unlikely if treated properly, but ongoing monitoring is recommended to ensure long-term protection.

Termite Control Services in Southwest Florida

Protect your home or business from costly structural damage with expert termite detection and treatment. Call (239) 980-6716 now to schedule a professional inspection and customized service plan.