Termite Control in Broward County, FL
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What We Find on Broward County Termite Inspections
Which termite you have in Broward depends mostly on how far
west you are. The county runs about twenty-five miles from the ocean to the
Everglades levee, and the species change across that line.
On the coast, the invasive Asian subterranean termite has been
established since the 1990s, arriving through the waterways and settling into
the blocks nearest them. Drywood runs alongside it, getting into exterior wood
that salt has already weathered on the barrier islands and the Intracoastal
frontage.
West of the Turnpike, the invasive changes to Formosan, and drivers change with it. Canal grids, irrigated golf communities, and
acreage with wood set into soil keep colonies fed through months when they
would slow down elsewhere. Our
termite control services start with where the property sits before
anything else.
Termite Species Active in Broward County
Drywood Termites
Native Subterranean Termites
Underground colonies reaching structures through slab
cracks, foundation walls, and plumbing penetrations. Broward's canal drainage
and high water table keep them active through the dry season rather than dying
back.
Asian Subterranean Termites
Invasive, established along the coast of Broward since the 1990s,
with colonies larger than the native species and the ability to nest above
ground inside a structure. This is the coastal half of the gradient.
Why Broward County Homeowners Choose Royal Pest & Termite
Royal Pest & Termite has protected Broward County homes
since 2014 from our Miramar Parkway office. Our technicians are Florida-licensed and continue training through University of Florida programs, and we
are members of the Florida Pest Management Association. Fumigation is performed
by our own crew, never handed to a third-party tenting contractor.
A dog inspired the name, and it's why product selection starts with who lives in the house rather than what is eating it. One account and one guarantee cover pest control in Broward County, and that warranty includes termite work.
Termite Control Questions from Broward County Homeowners
How much does termite treatment cost in Broward County?
How long does termite treatment last?
What is a termite bond?
A termite bond is an ongoing agreement that covers inspection, monitoring, and re-treatment for a set period, renewed annually. It maintains protection after the initial treatment rather than leaving you to catch a returning colony yourself, and the terms vary by the method it covers.
What is a WDO inspection, and do I need one to sell my home?
Can I sleep in my bed after fumigation?
When is termite season in South Florida?
Can termites get into furniture?
Drywood termites can live without the piece touching anything. A colony can live inside a bookcase, a bed frame, or antique casework for years, which is how activity moves into a building that had none. If we find galleries in a movable piece, we treat it directly rather than tenting around it.