Your home stays structurally sound. No more wondering if those sounds in the walls are termites eating away at your biggest investment. No more sleepless nights worrying about thousands in repair bills.
When termites are handled correctly, you get back to living in your home instead of stressing about it. Your property value stays protected. Your family stays safe from the health risks that come with infestations.
Professional termite control means thorough elimination of current problems and prevention strategies that actually work. You’re not just getting a quick fix—you’re getting long-term protection that keeps working even when you’re not thinking about it.
ProControl Management Services has been protecting Treasure Coast homes from termites since 2006. We’re not just another pest control company—we’re your neighbors who understand what Florida homeowners face every day.
Verano’s humid climate creates perfect conditions for subterranean termites, the most destructive species in our area. We’ve seen what happens when termites go undetected, and we’ve helped hundreds of local families avoid those expensive surprises.
Our team uses eco-friendly treatments that eliminate termites without putting your family or pets at risk. We’re licensed, fully insured, and we stand behind every job with a satisfaction guarantee because your peace of mind matters to us.
First, we conduct a comprehensive inspection of your entire property. We check crawl spaces, foundations, attics, and exterior areas where termites typically enter. Our trained technicians know exactly what to look for and can spot early signs that most homeowners miss.
If we find termite activity, we explain exactly what we’ve discovered and recommend the most effective treatment for your specific situation. This might include liquid barrier treatments around your foundation, targeted spot treatments for active colonies, or baiting systems for ongoing monitoring.
After treatment, we provide detailed documentation of everything we’ve done and what you can expect moving forward. We also schedule follow-up visits to ensure the treatment is working and your home stays protected. In Verano’s climate, ongoing monitoring is essential because termite pressure never really stops.
Every termite service includes a thorough property inspection, detailed treatment plan, and clear documentation of findings. We use professional-grade treatments that create long-lasting barriers against future infestations.
Verano homeowners face unique challenges with Florida’s year-round termite season. Unlike northern climates where cold weather slows termite activity, our area sees constant pressure from subterranean termites that can cause serious damage in just months, not years.
Our treatments are specifically designed for Florida conditions. We create protective barriers that last up to five years and provide ongoing monitoring to catch any new activity before it becomes a problem. You’ll receive detailed reports after every visit and direct access to our team if you have questions or concerns between scheduled services.
Termite damage repairs in Florida typically cost between $8,000 and $12,000 per incident, with severe cases exceeding $20,000. These costs add up quickly because termites eat wood from the inside out, often causing structural damage before you even know they’re there.
The financial impact goes beyond just repair costs. Your homeowner’s insurance won’t cover termite damage, so you’re responsible for every dollar. Property values can also suffer if termite damage shows up during inspections when you’re trying to sell.
Early detection and professional treatment are your best protection against these expensive surprises. A small investment in professional termite control can save you thousands in repair bills down the road.
The most common signs include mud tubes along your foundation, hollow-sounding wood when tapped, and winged termites or discarded wings near windows and doors. You might also notice doors and windows that suddenly stick or don’t close properly due to moisture from termite activity.
Subterranean termites build pencil-width mud tubes to travel between their underground colonies and the wood they’re eating. These tubes are usually visible along foundation walls, in crawl spaces, or where plumbing enters your home.
Swarmers appear during Florida’s peak termite season, typically in spring and early summer. If you find piles of wings near light sources, it means a mature colony is nearby and likely already established in your home. This requires immediate professional attention.
Annual termite inspections are essential in Verano’s humid climate where termites stay active year-round. Florida has the worst termite problem in the U.S., with an average of 13-14 termite colonies per acre of land.
Unlike cooler climates where termites slow down in winter, Florida termites never really stop. A mature Formosan termite colony can cause noticeable damage within 3-6 months, while native subterranean termites typically take 3-8 years to cause serious structural problems.
Professional inspections catch problems early when they’re easier and less expensive to treat. Many homeowners don’t realize they have termites until significant damage has already occurred, which is why proactive inspection is so important for protecting your investment.
DIY termite treatments rarely eliminate existing infestations and can actually make the problem worse. Termite control requires specialized knowledge, equipment, and professional-grade products that aren’t available to homeowners.
When homeowners try to treat termites themselves, they often cause the colony to scatter, spreading termites throughout the property instead of eliminating them. This makes the infestation much harder to control and can put neighboring homes at risk.
Professional termite control involves specialized equipment like soil injection rods and commercial-grade termiticides. The chemicals required can be dangerous to handle without proper training and safety equipment. Insurance companies generally recommend professional treatment for termite problems because of the specialized nature of effective control.
Subterranean termites are by far the most common and destructive species in the Verano area. These termites live in underground colonies that can contain millions of individuals and build mud tubes to access the wood in your home.
Eastern subterranean termites are the most prevalent, followed by the more aggressive Formosan subterranean termites. Both species thrive in Florida’s warm, humid climate and can cause extensive structural damage before being detected.
Drywood termites are less common but still present in the area. Unlike subterranean termites, they don’t need soil contact and can establish colonies directly in the wood they’re eating. All three types require different treatment approaches, which is why professional identification is so important for effective control.
Professional liquid termiticide treatments typically provide protection for approximately five years when applied correctly. However, Florida’s year-round termite pressure means ongoing monitoring is essential even with effective treatments in place.
Treatment longevity depends on several factors including soil conditions, moisture levels, and the specific termiticide used. Some newer baiting systems provide continuous monitoring and can be more effective for long-term control in high-pressure areas like Verano.
The key is working with a professional who understands Florida’s unique termite challenges and can recommend the best approach for your specific property. Regular inspections ensure your treatment is working effectively and catch any new activity before it becomes a serious problem.
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