Termite Control in Holly Springs

The Premium plan delivers comprehensive pest control without termite coverage. In addition to core services, it includes granulation: a specialized treatment applied to your lawn to target pests like ants, fleas, and other ground-dwelling insects that can attract termites. This granular treatment helps create a barrier around your home, protecting against both airborne and ground-level threats.

Along with granulation, the Premium Plan offers advanced soil treatments, full lawn treatment/coverage, indoor flea and pantry pest control, and snake repellent, making it a strong option for pest control and termite-adjacent protection in Holly Springs.

The Premium Plus plan includes termite coverage (annual inspection fee $199) and the following steps:

• Thorough Termite Inspection: Our experienced technicians conduct a detailed termite inspection to identify active termite infestations, termite species, and areas vulnerable to termite attack. We look for common signs such as mud tubes, damaged wood, and swarmers.
• Interior Spot Treatment: We treat termites directly where they are found inside your property, targeting wall voids, wood sources, and other affected areas with precision.
• Full Barrier Spray: A liquid termite control barrier is applied around the concrete foundation and soil around your home to create a protective shield against subterranean termites and drywood termites.
• Continued Communication: Throughout the process, we keep you informed, providing updates and tailored recommendations to ensure the treatment remains effective.

Our termite and pest control services include a thorough inspection, quality treatment, and follow-up visits to keep pests away.

The Premium Max plan includes everything in the Premium Plus Plan and adds advanced termite bait stations (initial fee starting at $899). It also includes aerial defense, which covers the removal of spider webs and wasp nests. This proactive measure protects your home from spiders and wasps and helps prevent conditions that attract termites.

Along with this added protection, Premium Max includes fire ant treatment and rodent control for well-rounded coverage.

Winged termites, also known as swarmers, are one of the first visible signs of a termite infestation. These reproductive termites emerge from the colony in large numbers, often gathering near windows, light fixtures, or other illuminated areas. 

Swarmers are typically seen during the spring or after rain, signaling that a mature termite colony is nearby and looking to establish a new home. 

Termites construct small, pencil-sized mud tubes as protective pathways between their nests and food sources. These tubes are often found along the foundation of your home, on walls, or in crawl spaces. 

Subterranean termites use these tunnels to maintain the moisture they need to survive and to travel safely between their colony and the wood they consume.

Termites shed their wings after swarming and finding a suitable location to establish a new colony. Piles of discarded wings are often found near windowsills, doorframes, or other entry points. 

Unlike ant wings, termite wings are of equal size, making it easier to distinguish them from other insects. 

Termites feed on cellulose, which is found in wood and other organic materials. Signs of termite-damaged wood include:  

• Hollow-sounding wood: Wood that sounds hollow when tapped is a common sign that termites have eaten through its interior.  
• Visible tunnels: Also known as galleries, these are maze-like patterns that termites leave inside wood as they consume it.  
• Wood rot and decay: Although often mistaken for moisture damage, termite feeding can leave wood weakened and prone to crumbling.  

Drywood termites leave behind small, pellet-like droppings known as frass. These droppings are often found in piles beneath infested wood or near entry points. The presence of frass indicates active termite activity and should be addressed immediately.