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Expert Termite Control Services Across Arkansas, Oklahoma & Missouri
Our termite control programs focus on inspection, treatment, and long-term prevention so your home stays protected year-round.
Termite Control Services
What You Need to Know About Termite Control
Your home is one of the largest investments you’ll ever make. The last thing you want is structural damage happening quietly behind walls or beneath your floors.
Termites cause billions of dollars in damage across the United States every year. In Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri, subterranean termites are especially common due to our climate and soil conditions. In fact, annual termite inspections are often required for homeowners, especially during real estate transactions, which makes ongoing termite control more than just a good idea.
By the time visible signs appear, damage may already be underway. That’s why professional termite control services and routine annual checkups are so important.
Whether you suspect activity or simply want preventative protection, investing in termite pest control now can prevent major repairs later. And if you want to make sure you’re dealing with the best, all you need to do is call West.
After all, peace of mind isn’t optional when it comes to termites. It’s essential.
You Love Your Home. Unfortunately, So Do Termites.
Detecting Termites
Termites are often called “silent destroyers” for a reason. They stay hidden underground, inside walls, or within wooden structures. Many homeowners don’t realize there’s a problem until visible damage or swarming occurs.
Routine termite inspections are the best way to catch early signs of termite activity before serious structural damage develops.
Termite Treatments
West Termite, Pest & Lawn offers termite control services for both new construction and existing homes, including pre-treatment throughout all phases of construction. We have several levels of treatment available to help control most situations.
Our trained termite control specialists will inspect your property and recommend the most effective control for termites based on the structure, soil conditions, and level of activity.
Experience the Difference
Protecting your home from termites isn’t just another service at West. It’s something we take seriously because we know what’s at stake. Our termite damage protection plan is considered one of the best in the industry, designed to provide reliable, long-term protection rather than a quick fix.
With most of our termite control services, your plan includes a yearly inspection to help catch potential issues early. If you choose a bait system, we perform quarterly inspections to ensure everything is functioning properly and your home stays protected without interruption.
Our technicians receive continuous training in the latest termite pest control methods, products, and best practices. Every team member is background and drug tested, so you can feel confident about who’s inspecting and protecting your property.
Our Proven Termite Control Process
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Inspection
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Treatment
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Prevention
Complete Termite Control Services & Treatment Options
West Termite, Pest & Lawn provides comprehensive termite pest control backed by experience, training, and proven treatment methods. Our technicians are trained in the latest tools and best practices to ensure no area of your home is overlooked during inspection or treatment.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION TREATMENT
We provide pre-construction Eastern Subterranean Termite treatment for new builds, additions, and large-scale construction projects. Treating during construction helps establish protection before termites ever become a problem.
POST-CONSTRUCTION TREATMENT (EXISTING HOME)
SENTRICON TERMITE BAITING SYSTEM
TERMIDOR HP
West’s Moisture Control & Termite Prevention
Moisture is one of the primary conditions associated with termite activity, wood moisture damage, and wood-destroying organisms. Managing moisture levels in crawlspaces and structural areas is critical to long-term termite prevention.
West Termite, Pest & Lawn offers several moisture control solutions.
MOISTURE BARRIER
We install polyethylene moisture barriers to reduce excess ground moisture and improve crawlspace conditions.
ATMOX CONTROL SYSTEM
As a certified ATMOX moisture control system dealer, West Termite installs systems that regulate airflow and humidity in crawlspaces. Strategically placed vents and low-voltage fans, computer-controlled and monitored, help maintain optimal moisture levels. Systems are also available for attic areas.
VENT WELLS
AUTOMATIC VENTS
Your Termite Control Questions Answered
by West Termite, Pest & Lawn
How do I know if I have a termite problem?
We strongly recommend annual termite inspections because many signs of termite activity remain hidden until damage is already underway. Termites often work behind walls, beneath flooring, and inside crawlspaces where they are difficult to detect.
Signs of a possible termite infestation include:
- Swarms of mating termites typically occur in the spring. These often appear near windowsills or exposed wood. You may also notice discarded translucent wings on exterior windowsills.
- Mud tubes along foundation walls, floor joists, or exposed wood. Subterranean termites build these to stay moist and protected while traveling.
- Small holes, hollow-sounding wood, or chewing marks in exposed wood, beams, drywall, or even furniture. You may also notice sawdust-like material nearby.
If you notice any of these signs, contact a termite pest control professional as soon as possible.
What is a termite swarm?
A swarm may look like a small cloud of flying insects and usually lasts only a few hours. If you experience a termite swarm, it may mean termites are preparing to establish a new colony in or near your home. It can also indicate that a second-generation colony is already present within the structure.
If termites are swarming indoors, it’s a strong sign that professional termite control services are needed. Close off the affected area if possible and contact a termite control specialist immediately. Collecting a few specimens can help confirm identification and guide treatment.
Will termites go away after termite season?
Swarming is simply part of the reproductive cycle. After termites swarm, they shed their wings and settle into a new colony. If that colony is inside your home, they will continue feeding on wood and structural materials year-round.
Termites do not leave on their own. Once established, professional termite control is required to eliminate them.
How can I treat a termite infestation?
Unfortunately, there are no reliable DIY solutions for termite infestations. Over-the-counter products do not reach the colony and often allow the problem to spread further into the structure.
Professional termite control services may involve:
- Liquid pesticide
- Perimeter bait stations
- Liquid and foam injections
- Liquid borate application
- Fumigation
The proper treatment depends on the termite species, level of infestation, and construction of the home. A licensed termite control specialist should perform an inspection before recommending treatment.
What materials are termites most drawn to?
They can also enter through small cracks in foundations and expansion joints to reach interior wood.
If you’re building or making repairs, using treated wood or non-wood materials where possible can help reduce the risk of termite activity. Proper moisture control and professional termite control services provide the strongest long-term protection.
What does the termite inspection process look like?
After the inspection, you will receive a written report outlining findings and any recommended termite control services. We prefer homeowners to be present for interior access, but exterior inspections can be completed if necessary.
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What Our Customers Are Saying About West Termite, Pest & Lawn
We don’t just say we’re the best, we let our customers speak for us. From quick response times to professional results, our reviews say it all.
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