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Termite Control

Termite Control New Braunfels

Termite damage often goes unnoticed until it's expensive. Inspections, bait systems, and barrier treatment before it gets there.

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Service Overview

What Termite Control Covers

Termite control is the process of inspecting a property for active termite activity, treating confirmed infestations, and installing ongoing protection — usually bait stations or a liquid barrier — so termites can't re-establish. In New Braunfels and throughout Comal County, Eastern subterranean termites are the primary concern given the area's warm, moisture-retaining soil and near year-round mild temperatures, which keep colonies active far longer into the year than in colder climates.

Because termite damage happens out of sight — inside wall voids, under slab foundations, behind baseboards — it's genuinely common for a homeowner to have an active colony for months or years before noticing anything. That's exactly why inspection matters as much as treatment, and why we never skip a full perimeter and accessible-interior check before recommending a plan.

Self-Check

Signs You Need Termite Control

Any one of these is worth a professional inspection rather than waiting to see if it gets worse.

Mud tubes running along the foundation or exterior walls

Wood that sounds hollow when tapped

Discarded wings near windowsills or doors after a rain

Paint that looks bubbled or wood that appears warped

Common Problems We Solve

Real Situations We See in New Braunfels Homes

These aren't hypothetical scenarios — they're the actual reasons Comal County homeowners call us about termites.

  • Active infestations found during a pre-sale home inspection
  • Structural damage discovered during a renovation
  • Expired termite bond needing a fresh inspection and renewal
How We Treat It

Termite Treatment Process

01

Inspect

Full perimeter and accessible interior check for activity and damage.

02

Diagnose

Identify the species and extent before recommending a method.

03

Treat

Bait stations or liquid barrier treatment, matched to your property.

04

Monitor

Scheduled monitoring visits to confirm the colony is gone for good.

Why Choose Us

Termite Treatment Done Right the First Time

Termite treatment is one job where cutting corners costs real money later. Here's what makes ours different.

  • Texas Department of Agriculture licensed technicians trained specifically on Eastern subterranean termites common to Comal County
  • Clear explanation of bait vs. liquid barrier before you decide
  • Follow-up monitoring included, not sold as a separate add-on
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Why It's Worth It

Beyond Just "Termites Gone"

  • Protects Property Value. Structural damage is expensive to repair and can complicate a future sale.
  • Documentation for Sales. A current inspection report and active bond are often required at closing.
  • Peace of Mind. Ongoing monitoring means a new colony gets caught early, not years later.
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Areas We Serve

Termite Control Across New Braunfels & the Hill Country

We serve New Braunfels and the surrounding Comal and Guadalupe County communities. Choose your area for local details:

Often Paired With

Related Services

Ant Control

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Rodent Control

Attic and structural damage often overlaps with rodent entry points.

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Wildlife Removal

Wood damage from termites can also invite secondary wildlife entry.

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Common Questions

Termite Control FAQ

How much does termite treatment cost?
It depends heavily on the treatment method and the size of the property — a small, localized spot treatment costs meaningfully less than a full liquid barrier around an entire foundation. See our Cost & Pricing page for real 2026 ranges, or call for an exact quote after a free inspection confirms what your property actually needs.
Is termite treatment safe for pets and kids?
Bait station systems have minimal exposure risk since they're installed in the ground around the perimeter, away from foot traffic. Liquid barrier treatment involves more direct application near the foundation, so we'll walk you through any specific precautions and wait times for whichever method fits your property.
Do I need a termite bond?
A termite bond isn't required by Texas law, but many lenders and buyers expect one as part of a home sale, and it guarantees ongoing inspection and retreatment at no extra cost if activity returns during the bond period. For a lot of homeowners, that ongoing coverage is worth more than the upfront cost of the bond itself.
How long does treatment take?
Most initial treatments — whether bait station installation or a liquid barrier — are completed in a single visit. From there, bait station monitoring continues on a scheduled basis, since termite control is really an ongoing relationship rather than a one-time fix.
What's the difference between bait stations and liquid barrier treatment?
Bait stations are installed around the perimeter and rely on worker termites carrying bait back to the colony over time, while a liquid barrier creates a continuous treated zone around the foundation that termites can't cross. Bait tends to suit ongoing monitoring situations well, while a liquid barrier is often preferred for a more immediate, one-time treatment — we'll recommend based on what the inspection shows.

Think you might have termites?

Get a free inspection before it becomes a bigger repair bill.

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