Termite Control in New Rochelle

Advanced Termite Elimination for New Rochelle Homes

Termites can cause devastating structural damage to your home, often working silently and out of sight for years. For homeowners in our area, the discovery of a termite infestation can be alarming, bringing with it concerns about expensive repairs and the long-term safety of their property, which is their most significant investment.

Since 1932, Parkway Pest Services has specialized in protecting homes from these destructive pests. Our certified technicians are experts in identifying and eliminating termite colonies using the industry's most advanced and effective methods. We provide the professional intervention necessary to stop damage and secure your home for the future.

To protect your home from termites, call us today at (888) 695-6490, or contact us online for a professional inspection.

Early Warning Signs of a Termite Infestation

Detecting termites early is the most critical step in preventing widespread and costly damage. Because they consume wood from the inside out, an infestation can go unnoticed until it becomes severe. However, termites do leave subtle clues behind. Knowing how to spot these early warning signs can help you take action quickly and protect the structural integrity of your home.

Be vigilant and look for these common indicators of termite activity:

• Mud Tubes: Subterranean termites build pencil-sized tunnels from soil, wood, and debris to travel from their colony to their food source. Check your home's foundation, walls, and crawl spaces for these.
• Swarmers or Discarded Wings: In the spring, reproductive termites (swarmers) may emerge to mate and start new colonies. Finding them or their shed wings on windowsills or near lights is a sure sign of a nearby colony.
• Damaged or Hollow-Sounding Wood: Tap on wooden structures like baseboards, window frames, and support beams. If the wood sounds hollow or papery, it may have been damaged by termites.
• Peeling Paint or Small Holes in Drywall: Termite damage can sometimes resemble water damage, causing paint to bubble or peel. You might also find tiny holes in the drywall from where they have chewed through.
• Frass: Drywood termites produce wood-colored droppings called frass. Finding small piles of this pellet-like material can indicate an active infestation.

If you see any of these signs, contact a professional immediately for a thorough inspection.

Our Advanced Termite Control Systems

At Parkway Pest Services, we utilize the most advanced and proven termite control technologies to provide your home with complete protection. We understand that every home is unique, which is why we don't offer a one-size-fits-all solution. Our process begins with a meticulous inspection to determine the extent of the infestation and identify the specific conditions on your property.

Here’s how our expert-led termite control works for you:

• Comprehensive Termite Inspection: Our state-certified technicians conduct a thorough inspection of your property, from the foundation to the attic, to identify evidence of termite activity and locate potential vulnerabilities.
• Targeted Liquid Treatments: We can apply a continuous protective barrier of a non-repellent liquid product around the exterior of your home. Termites cannot detect this barrier, and when they pass through it, they carry the product back to the colony, eliminating it.
• Strategic Baiting Systems: We strategically install advanced termite bait stations in the soil around your property. These stations contain a food source that is more appealing to termites than wood. The bait is ingested and shared, leading to the collapse of the entire colony.
• Ongoing Monitoring and Protection: Our service includes ongoing monitoring and maintenance to ensure the baiting system remains effective or that the liquid barrier is intact, providing you with continuous, year-round protection and peace of mind.

We leverage our deep expertise, guided by our on-staff entomologists, to implement the most effective strategy for your specific situation.

The Risk of Underestimating a Termite Problem

Ignoring the possibility of termites or relying on unproven DIY treatments is a significant gamble with your home's structure. These pests cause billions of dollars in damage to U.S. properties annually, and this type of damage is very rarely covered by standard homeowners' insurance policies.

Professional termite control is not just a service; it is an essential investment in protecting your property's value. Licensed technicians have the training and technology to locate the hidden colony and eliminate it at its source, something that store-bought products are simply not designed to do.

By enlisting professionals, you ensure the problem is handled completely and correctly. This proactive approach is the only way to effectively stop ongoing damage, prevent future infestations, and secure the long-term structural health of your home, saving you from potentially catastrophic repair costs down the road.