Termite Treatment in Bloomfield Township, MI

Common termite warning signs include:

• Mud tubes on foundation walls, crawlspaces, or basement walls 
• Hollow-sounding wood or wood that looks blistered/bubbled 
• Discarded wings near windowsills and doors (often during swarming season) 
• Small piles of frass (termite droppings) for drywood-type activity 
• Tight doors/windows or unexplained cracks in drywall/paint (can happen as wood warps)
  If you suspect termites, it’s best to schedule an inspection quickly—damage can spread silently.

Termite treatment pricing depends on the type of termite, the extent of activity, the home’s size, construction features (basement/crawlspace/slab), and whether you need a localized treatment or full perimeter protection. The most accurate price comes from an inspection so we can confirm the best treatment approach for your property.

Yes. Treatments are applied according to label directions and professional best practices to help minimize exposure. For safety, keep children and pets away from treated areas until instructed otherwise, and follow any after-care guidance your technician provides.

Treatment longevity varies by method. Many professional termite treatments are designed to provide long-term protection (often measured in years), but factors like soil conditions, construction type, moisture, and landscaping can affect performance. Annual or periodic inspections help ensure continued protection.

To lower termite risk:

• Reduce moisture: fix leaks, improve drainage, and use dehumidifiers in damp areas 
• Keep wood and mulch away from the foundation and avoid soil-to-wood contact 
• Store firewood off the ground and away from the house 
• Seal cracks around utility lines and foundation entry points 
• Maintain gutters/downspouts and direct water away from the foundation 
• Schedule regular inspections to catch activity early