No Tent Termite Treatment In Florida

The No Tent Termite Treatment Process

If we confirm the presence of drywood termites within your home and you choose to have our tentless termite treatment performed, one of our termite technicians will arrive within a few days to complete the treatment.

Our technician will start by: 

1. Confirming the presence of drywood termites that our termite inspector identified.

2. Once confirmed, they will apply a liquid borate product to all accessible wood in your attic. 

We prefer a liquid borate as opposed to a dust borate for curative treatments in attics, so that the product can be absorbed into the wood and kill termites it contacts. 

While borate dusts are effective at killing termite swarmers, it will not eliminate termites that are already inside of the wood unless injected directly into the wood.

3. Our technician will then inject a foam termiticide product into any walls, door frames, window frames or other areas that are identified as having active drywood termite infestations through the presence of termite frass, kick out holes and visible wood damage.

If your kitchen cabinets are identified as having active drywood termites, our technician will inject a termiticide dust into the wood to eliminate active colonies. 

For termites in kitchen cabinets, we prefer using dust over foam since the foam can damage the thinner wood.

Our technician will conclude the visit by applying a preventative treatment to exterior facing door frames.

This complete No Tent termite treatment includes a one-year retreatment warranty, so if new colonies show up, our technician will return to eliminate them at no charge. This warranty can be optionally renewed each year thereafter so that you have the peace of mind that your home is termite free.

Benefits of No Tent Termite Treatments 

1. You don't have to leave your home or pay for a hotel
2. You don't have to remove your food and medications from your home
3. You don't have to trim your trees or shrubs
4. You don't have to worry about damage to your roof
5. You don't have to worry about damage to satellite antennas, outdoor lights, or outdoor security cameras
6. You save money compared to the cost of a tent fumigation

No Tent Termite Treatment Reviews

As winners of the 2021 Better Business Bureau's Torch Award for Ethics, providing a thorough and effective termite control service is extremely important to us.

With over 3000 five star reviews on Google, Yelp, Facebook, the BBB, and Angie's List, our goal is to always exceed our customers' expectations of the quality of service a pest control company can provide.

As an Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Company in the United States, you also have the peace of mind of knowing we'll be here to honor our termite warranty should the need for a follow-up treatment ever arise.

No Tent Termite Treatment Cost 

At Native Pest Management, one reason we offer No Tent termite control is to allow our clients to save on the cost of termite treatment.

On average, our clients save over $500 just by not having to get a hotel room for two nights, board pets, and pay a handyman to prepare the home for tent fumigation.

In addition, the cost of the No Tent termite treatment itself is typically hundreds of dollars less than the cost of tent fumigation.

To us, the biggest savings is the cost of your time. With a No Tent termite treatment, you don't have to spend time preparing your home or moving out of your home into a hotel. 

You also don't have to wonder what time you have to leave your home for a tenting or how soon you can return to your home after the tent comes off.

What Are the Signs of a Termite Infestation?

There are several things that you should watch for if you think you might have a termite infestation. If you see one or more of these signs, you might want to consider calling a professional.

Termite Droppings: Drywood termites produce small, pellet-like droppings called frass. These are commonly found near infested wood and can be an early sign of a problem.

Discarded Wings: Reproductive termites, known as swarmers, shed their wings when they leave the nest to start a new colony. These discarded wings are often found in piles around window sills or other access points.

Mud Tubes: Subterranean termites construct mud tubes to travel between their nest and food sources. You might spot these mud tunnels near the foundation of your home.

Termite Damage: Wood damage is a clear sign of a termite infestation. Specific examples of obvious damage might include sagging floors, hollowed-out wood, or damaged structural components.

No Tent Termite Treatment Near Me

Hopefully whether you searched for "No Tent Termite Treatment Near Me" or "Tentless Termite Treatment Near Me," we showed up at the top of your list.

As third generation South Florida natives, we know pests and termites in the area and how to quickly and effectively eliminate them.

With offices in Miami, FL, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Margate, FL, West Palm Beach, FL, Port St. Lucie, FL, and Tallahassee, FL, we have experience providing Tentless Termite treatments throughout Florida. Serving all of Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Leon counties, we are ready to handle your pest control and termite control needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I remove termites inside my house without tenting?

Removing termites without tenting typically involves using a combination of baiting systems, liquid treatments, and spot treatments. Implementing these methods and proper home maintenance, such as removing wood debris and fixing moisture issues, can help remove termites before an infestation begins.

How do I treat termites in walls without tenting?

Treating termites in walls without tenting can be done using injected foam treatments or electro-gun treatments. Injected foam treatments involve drilling small holes in the infested walls and injecting a termiticide foam into the voids. An electro-gun treatment sends high-voltage electrical currents into the infested walls, effectively killing the termites.