Wood-Destroying Insect Inspections & Reports In The Washington D.C. Area
Purchasing a house is a costly decision that requires regular upkeep and work. This decision becomes even more expensive when pests invade and remain unchecked in your home. Here in Howard County, Frederick County and across the United States, termites are dangerous pests responsible for causing massive structural damage to residential properties. Nobody wants to buy a property infested with termites, which is why Womack Pest Control offers our professional services to inspect real estate properties for termites and other wood-destroying pests.
When dealing with a termite infestation, many things can go wrong. Termites are silent invaders that work behind the scenes to destroy your home quietly and over time, and their damage adds up quickly! Womack Pest Control inspects for-sale homes in the Washington D.C. area and provides detailed reports of our findings to lenders and other interested parties. Don't be caught off guard by termites; reach out to Womack Pest Control today!
Our Washington D.C. Real Estate Inspection Process
In order to get ahead of termite damage before it levels your Howard County property, a termite inspection performed by trained professionals is your safest bet. At Womack Pest Control, our pest management specialists can accurately identify the signs of a termite presence on the interior and exterior of your real estate property. Some of the most common signs of termites include:
- Buckling floorboard and drooping drywall.
- Damage to paint or wallpaper.
- Discarded wings from termite swarmers.
- Faint scratching sounds from within the walls.
- Mud tubes along the foundation.
- Termite droppings.
- Wood shavings or frass.
In addition to termites, our inspections will also search for the presence of carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and powderpost beetles. We believe in honest, thorough inspections because we know what is at stake!
Once we have concluded our inspection, we will report our findings to the appropriate parties. In most cases, we can complete same-day reports.
Additional Termite Services From Womack Pest Control
In addition to our real estate inspection and report services, we also provide professional termite control and prevention measures in the Washington D.C. area.
Liquid Barrier Treatment: We use Termidor® liquid barrier treatments to eliminate termite colonies at the source.
Preventative Measures: We perform preventative services such as bush trimming, concrete slab drilling, and moisture reduction to reduce termite activity and keep them from getting into your home.
Our termite treatments effectively eliminate subterranean termites from your home or real estate property. Reach out today to learn more!
Doing Our Part For Our Community
Taking care of your home is a lot of work, and you don't need pests complicating things. When termites or other wood-destroying insects remain unchecked in your new house, your investment is immediately at risk of expensive structural damage usually not covered by homeowners' insurance. At the first sign of termite activity in your home, contact Womack Pest Control. We will send our team of pest management specialists out to relieve you of your pest problems for good!
Because we are a local, family owned and operated pest control company, we are well aware of the different pest problems our community faces, and we are eager to help. Contact Womack Pest Control today to learn more about our residential pest control and commercial exterminating services in the Washington D.C. area.
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