Subterranean and drywood termites treated across El Paso and the Valley. Inspections, liquid barriers, bait systems, and real estate WDI reports.
Tap To CallThe Chihuahuan Desert climate combined with residential irrigation creates year-round termite pressure across the El Paso Valley. Two species do most of the damage here — and they require different treatment approaches.
A $1,500 treatment now saves $15,000 in structural repair later. If you see any of these signs, call.
Termiticide injected into the soil around the foundation. Creates a chemical zone termites can't cross. The most common subterranean termite treatment in El Paso.
Monitoring stations placed around the property. When termites hit them, they take bait back to the colony. Long-term monitoring and colony elimination.
Targeted treatment for localized drywood termite infestations. For whole-structure drywood infestations, fumigation may be needed.
A termite inspection covers your home's perimeter, foundation, accessible crawlspace, attic framing, and visible wood members inside the home. The technician looks for active mud tubes, prior damage, swarmer wings, and moisture conditions that invite termites.
Inspections take 45 to 90 minutes depending on home size and accessibility. You'll get a written summary of findings and a clear treatment quote if anything's needed.
Annual inspections are a good idea for older El Paso homes and any property with prior termite history.
Call to set a time. Real person answers — no call centers.
Lenders require Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) reports for many El Paso home sales — especially VA loans and certain conventional underwriting. The report documents whether active or prior termite activity is present, along with conducive conditions that may need to be addressed.
We turn WDI reports around in 24 to 48 hours when closing deadlines are tight. Reports are filed on the standard Texas form your lender or title company is expecting.
Buying or selling in El Paso, Clint, San Elizario, Fabens, Vinton, or Canutillo? Call to schedule.
Pricing depends on home size, foundation type (slab vs raised), linear footage of treatment, and severity. Confirmed in writing after inspection.
Full perimeter and interior inspection. Identify species and severity.
Written treatment plan and price — no surprise charges.
Liquid barrier, bait system, or spot treatment depending on findings.
Annual re-inspection keeps the treatment performing long-term.