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Though rarely seen because they live underground, termites are very common in Cedar Park. These wood-devouring pests love to feast on the wood inside our walls and floors, which often leads to termite infestations in local homes. Every year, American homeowners must spend billions of dollars to repair the extreme damage caused by termites.
Unlike many other pest species, getting rid of termites with DIY techniques is almost impossible. To remove termites before they cause severe damage to your house, get help from a professional termite control company in Cedar Park.
At EvoFoam Pest Control, we specialize in performing top-tier termite control services in Cedar Park. Our technicians use Termidor HE, a specially formulated termiticide that can create a barrier around your home to keep termites away. Any termites that cross this chemical barrier will be killed by the treatment, gradually wiping out the entire colony that’s infested your property. Compared to other termite treatments, Termidor HE can protect larger areas and forms a better bond with soil, increasing the duration of its efficacy. When our team applies Termidor HE to your yard, your home will be safe from termites for the next 8 to 10 years.
Our technicians can also perform regular termite inspections for your property in Cedar Park. Termites can breed and swarm throughout the year but mid to late spring is peak swarming season, making this the ideal time for a termite inspection.
If you have termites in your home, don’t delay; these ravenous pests will cause more damage each day. Get in touch with EvoFoam Pest Control today if you’re looking for the most effective termite control services in the Cedar Park area!
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