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Termites
Termites are widely regarded as a damaging pest to have in your home or business. Termites (sometimes known as ‘white ants’) can cause extensive damage to the structure of a building if they are not inspected, managed or treated by qualified termite control professionals.
Termites will feed on wood 24 hours-a-day. That means a termite infestation can quickly turn into a major problem. As their presence dates back 120 million years, termites are survivors and extremely difficult to exterminate without professional expertise.
Whether it’s your home or business premises, it’s likely to be your biggest investment in terms of money, sweat and tears, so naturally you want only the best provider for all your termite control needs.
Protect your property by setting up a FREE termite inspection. Contact Ehrlich online or call us at 1-800-837-5520 to speak with a live representative.
Termite control solutions
With over 85 years of global experience, our termite experts have extensive local experience and are trained monthly on the very best termite protection technologies. Our comprehensive termite inspections and treatments are backed by the Ehrlich Termite Warranty.
Different termite control services will be recommended to the customer based on the species of termite identified.
For subterranean termites (the most common species of termite along the East Coast of the United States), the two main treatment options are Ehrlich’s baiting/monitoring and conventional termite service.
Termite Baiting and Monitoring - Ehrlich’s termite baiting and monitoring service involves the strategic placement of bait stations in the soil around the structure and inside the structure where the presence of termites have been identified.
Conventional Termite Service - Ehrlich’s conventional termite service involves the injection of a liquid termite product into the soil that creates a protective barrier around the home.
In instances where drywood termites are identified, Ehrlich will primarily recommend a fumigation service or a spot treatment service.
Termite control inspections
Contact Ehrlich today to set up a free termite control inspection of your property. A termite expert will visit your home or business at a convenient time and conduct a thorough inspection on the interior and exterior of the structure.
In instances where termites are successfully identified on a property, we will recommend a customized treatment plan that takes the termite species and severity of the infestation into account. Ehrlich will also make recommendations on how you can prevent termites from infesting the structure in the future.
Ehrlich termite technicians
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Full-time - Ehrlich does not hire part-time or temporary people for termite work in your property.
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Experienced - Ehrlich Technicians bring an average of 8+ years of termite treatment experience to your home. Many of our Technicians have been in this field for 15, 20, 25 years or even more.
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Licensed - Ehrlich Technicians are licensed, registered and/or certified to perform termite control treatments.
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Knowledgeable - The Ehrlich Training Program assures that our Technicians stay abreast of the latest innovations and breakthroughs in the pest control industry.
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Craftsmen - We get the job done with as little disruption to your home or business as possible.
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Committed - We’re dedicated to getting the job done right – not just done.
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Trustworthy - We respect you, your property and everything in it.
Why are termites infesting my home?
Termites find American homes particularly appetizing, but why is that? There are a number of things that can make your home attractive to a hungry colony of termites. Our termite experts bring you termite prevention tips and identification methods to help you understand the dangers and prevent termites from settling in your home.
Protect your property by setting up a FREE termite inspection. Contact Ehrlich online or call us at 1-877-455-4265 to speak with a live representative.
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