Termite Control by Property Type — Southern California

Single-Family Home

Single-family homes represent the majority of our Southern California service calls. From new builds to 70-year-old craf...

Condominium

Condominiums present unique termite challenges: shared walls, HOA maintenance boundaries, and the need to coordinate tre...

Townhome

Townhomes combine the features of condos and single-family homes in a way that creates specific termite treatment consid...

Mobile Home / Manufactured Home

Mobile homes and manufactured homes have unique termite vulnerabilities — particularly in the floor assembly (often clos...

Apartment Building

Apartment buildings require coordinated termite management — tenant notification compliance, minimal disruption treatmen...

Duplex

Duplexes are single structures divided into two units — meaning termites in one unit's framing can spread to the other. ...

Craftsman Bungalow

Southern California's Craftsman bungalows — typically built 1905–1940 — feature the extensive decorative wood detailing,...

Spanish Colonial / Spanish Revival

Spanish Colonial and Spanish Revival homes — prevalent throughout Orange County, LA County, and coastal Southern Califor...

Mid-Century Modern

Southern California's mid-century modern homes (1945–1975) feature post-and-beam construction, flat or shed roofs, large...

Beach House / Coastal Property

Beach houses and coastal properties within a few miles of the Pacific Ocean face some of the most intense drywood termit...

Vacation Home / Second Property

Vacation homes and second properties go longer between visual checks than primary residences — meaning termite infestati...

Historic Home

Historic homes in Southern California — from Victorian-era Victorians to Craftsman bungalows to early Spanish Colonial —...

New Build (Under 10 Years Old)

New homes are not immune to termite infestation. Establishing an inspection baseline and verifying pre-construction soil...

Home with Pool or Spa

Pools and spas significantly elevate subterranean termite risk around the pool equipment area, pool deck framing, and an...

Raised Foundation / Crawl Space Home

Raised foundation homes with crawl spaces face the highest subterranean termite risk of any construction type. The crawl...

Slab Foundation Home

Slab foundation homes have lower subterranean termite risk than raised foundation homes, but they're not immune. Termite...

Home with Wood Deck or Porch

Wood decks and porches are consistently among the highest-risk termite locations on Southern California homes. The combi...

Home Being Renovated

Renovation projects that open walls, ceilings, or floors reveal hidden framing that routine inspections can't access. Th...

Foreclosure / Bank-Owned Property

Foreclosure and bank-owned properties often have deferred maintenance across all systems — and termite control is typica...