In Ridgetop, where many homes have crawl spaces, decks, and wood framing, having a plan for termites is just smart.
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Termites don’t make a big entrance. They work quietly behind walls, under floors, and in crawl spaces, slowly chewing away at the wood that holds your home together.
When you schedule a termite inspection, here’s what we actually do:
Check your foundation and crawl space for mud tubes and damaged wood
Tap and probe trim, beams, and framing that look suspicious
Look around windows, doors, and baseboards for wings or subtle clues
Note moisture problems, drainage issues, or wood-to-soil contactStep
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Liquid Barrier Treatments
Liquid treatments are applied to soil around your home’s foundation.
They’re designed to:
Create a treated zone termites must pass through
Help eliminate termites that move between soil and structure
Provide long-term protection when installed correctly
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Bait Systems
Bait systems use stations placed strategically around your home.
They’re useful when you want:
Continuous monitoring built into the solution
A flexible approach for different soil or construction types
A long-term method that works on colonies over time
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Spot Treatments for Trouble Areas
If we find specific hot spots like one section of crawl space or an attached deck we may suggest:
Localized treatments right where activity is found
Combining spot work with broader protection for better long-term defense
We’ll point out the top things that matter most for your particular home.
Schedule regular termite inspections
Maintain bait systems if you have them
Avoid stacking firewood or lumber against the house
Fix leaks and drainage issues that keep wood dampWarning signs can include mud tubes on foundation walls, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, paint that looks bubbled or rippled, or piles of tiny wings near windows and doors. Sometimes the only way to know for sure is a professional inspection.
In our area, full-house tenting is rarely necessary. Most termite problems are handled with soil treatments, bait systems, or a combination of the two.
Most of the work happens outside or in crawl spaces. If any interior work requires special precautions, we’ll explain that before scheduling.
Liquid treatments can protect for several years, and bait systems offer ongoing defense as long as the stations are serviced regularly.
If you’ve seen something that doesn’t look right or you just don’t want to wonderschedule a termite inspection with The Lawn Ranger. We’ll give your Ridgetop home a careful look and recommend a treatment plan that makes sense.