Termite Control in Wilmington, NC

Our Termite Treatments

We know what works and what does not when it comes to fighting termite infestations on residential and commercial properties. If you hire us, we will tailor an approach to your exact needs. 

This approach may include one or more of the following:

• Apply spray, foam, or injection treatments to wooden structures.
• Treat soil around your property with a termiticide that creates a termite barrier.
• Strategically install and monitor bait stations.
• Use fumigation, especially for severe infestations.

For each property, we consider construction type, age, and current conditions before deciding which options to use. A pier-and-beam home with exposed joists in a crawlspace may call for targeted wood treatments and ongoing monitoring, while a slab foundation in a newer subdivision might benefit more from a continuous soil barrier. Commercial buildings in Wilmington, such as restaurants or offices near the waterfront, often need treatments that minimize disruption during business hours and protect high-traffic entry points where termites may gain access.

We also discuss how long each treatment is expected to remain effective, what kind of follow-up inspections we recommend, and any simple changes that can make your property less appealing to termites. Adjustments like improving drainage, addressing chronic moisture, or reducing wood-to-soil contact around your foundation can make a significant difference in how well treatments perform over time. By walking you through these choices, we help you understand the full plan—initial service, follow-up visits, and preventive steps—so you know exactly how we are working to keep termites away.

Wood Destroying Insect Reports (NC WDIR 100s)

If you are buying a property, have you secured a NC WDIR 100? Allow us to help. A NC WDIR 100 provides evidence of the presence or absence of wood-destroying insects, such as termites, carpenter ants, and wood-boring beetles. It offers information about any existing infestations, previous damage, and recommendations for treatment or prevention. It is no surprise that a NC WDIR 100 is essential to get before you close on a property. If you are searching for a professional to perform a thorough inspection and deliver the report you need, look no further than us. 

When you request this inspection, we carefully examine accessible areas of the structure, including crawlspaces, basements, and attached decks, for visible evidence of wood-destroying insects. We document what we find in language that lenders, real estate agents, and closing attorneys in North Carolina are accustomed to reviewing, which can help reduce delays during the transaction. If we discover issues, we can explain which concerns require immediate attention and which can be monitored or addressed after closing, depending on the terms of your purchase contract.

Buyers and sellers in and around Wilmington often rely on this report to avoid surprises after moving in or transferring ownership. By having us complete the NC WDIR 100, you gain clarity about the true condition of the property’s structural wood and a clear path for addressing any problems.