TERMITE CONTROL
Protect Your Home From Costly Termite Damage!
Every year, these destructive insects cause more costly damage than floods, fires, or windstorms – and need only 1/64th of an inch to enter your home.
Let Bama Exterminating keep your home safe from costly termite damage with our professional termite control services!
Not Sure If You Have Termites?
Many infestations go unnoticed until damage is already established.
- Mud tubes along foundations, piers or crawl space walls
- Swarmers, or piles of discarded wings near windows, doors, tubs or light sources
- Soft, damaged or hollow-sounding wood
- Bubbling paint, sagging floors or other subtle structural changes
- Doors or windows that suddenly stick
Because termites operate behind walls and below ground, visible signs are often late indicators. A professional inspection provides clarity — and peace of mind.
Request a Free InspectionWhat Termite Activity Looks Like
If you spot any of these around your home, call us before you do anything else — disturbing an active area can push termites deeper into the structure.
Mud Tubes
Pencil-width tunnels subterranean termites build out of soil, wood particles and saliva so they can travel between the ground and your home. Look along foundations, piers and crawl space walls.
Swarmers & Discarded Wings
In spring, winged termites leave a mature colony to start new ones. Swarmers indoors, or piles of shed wings on windowsills, in tubs or near lights, almost always mean a colony is in or near your home.
Structural Weakening
Termites eat wood from the inside out, following the grain and leaving a thin outer shell. Over time that shows up as soft or hollow-sounding wood, sagging floors, bubbling paint and doors or windows that stick.
It Starts With a Free Inspection
Inspections done by a trained professional are essential to help protect your home from wood destroying organisms. We always start here, then plan out the best treatment methods fit for you and your property. We also include free annual inspections with all of our Termite Contracts!
What Options Do I Have?
Every home is different. After your inspection we will recommend the treatment that fits your structure, your soil and your budget — liquid, bait stations, or a combination of both.
Liquid Termite Treatments
Liquid treatments are designed to create a protective barrier around your home. They are applied by spraying the product beneath the foundation where subterranean termites live. The product is undetectable to termites when they pass through it. They return to their colony and groom their fellow termites, spreading the product throughout the entire colony.
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Sentricon Bait Stations
Along with liquid treatments, we also offer Sentricon System bait stations as a great termite control option. These stations are placed in the ground around the perimeter of your house, approximately 10 feet apart. Similar to non-repellent liquid treatments, bait stations give the termite poison to carry back to the colony and eliminate the source of a termite problem. To ensure long-term elimination, we will return annually to check the traps and make sure there is not an issue.
Get a Free Termite QuoteFinancing Options Available
Termite treatment protects one of the largest investments you will ever make, and we do not think cost should be the reason a home goes unprotected. We have teamed up with Wisetack so you can get your home treated now and pay over time. The application takes about a minute, and checking your eligibility will not affect your credit score.
See financing details or call us at 205-344-9311. All financing is subject to credit approval.
We Also Provide
Pre-Construction Treatments
If you are building a new home, commercial property, or even doing a renovation, we provide pre-construction termite treatments. This is the best way to protect a large investment from termite damage.
Wood Destroying Insect Reports
If you are buying, selling, or refinancing a home, your lender will probably require a Wood Infestation Report (sometimes called a WIR, WDO, Termite Letter or Wood Clearance Letter). Even if it is not required, a report is always a good idea when buying property — it is one of the least expensive parts of the process, but can save you thousands in the long run.
