In White House, where many homes have crawl spaces and plenty of wood, it pays to know where you stand.
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Termites don’t show up on the countertop like ants, and they don’t buzz around lights like other insects. They work quietly behind the scenes, inside walls, under floors, and around crawl spaces slowly eating away at the wood that supports your home.
When you schedule a termite inspection, one of our technicians will:
Inspect the exterior foundation and crawl space for mud tubes
Look for damaged or hollow-sounding wood on trim, beams, and framing
Check around windows, doors, and baseboards for wings or other subtle signs
Note moisture problems, drainage issues, or wood-to-soil contactStep
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Liquid Barrier Treatments
Liquid treatments are applied to the soil around your foundation to create a protective zone.
They’re designed to:
Prevent termites in the soil from reaching your home
Eliminate termites that pass through treated soil
Provide years of protection when installed correctly
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Bait Systems
Bait systems use stations placed around your home that termites feed on and carry back to the colony.
They’re especially helpful when:
You want ongoing monitoring built into the solution
Soil or construction type makes traditional treatments more difficult
You prefer a low-disruption, long-term approach
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Targeted Spot Treatments
When we find specific, localized activity, we may recommend:
Focused treatments in particular wall sections, crawl space areas, or attached structures
Combining spot work with broader protective measures for better long-term results
We’ll help you focus on the few steps that matter most for your home.
Have regular termite inspections to catch early signs
Keep bait systems, if installed, monitored and maintained
Avoid stacking firewood or lumber directly against the house
Fix drainage or leaky areas that keep wood dampSigns can include mud tubes on foundation walls, wood that sounds hollow when you tap it, paint that looks bubbled or rippled, or piles of small wings near windows and doors. Sometimes, though, the only way to know is with a professional inspection.
Most termite work happens outside or in crawl spaces. If any interior work is needed that requires special precautions, we’ll let you know well before we start.
Costs depend on the size and construction of your home, the level of activity, and the type of treatment we choose together. We’ll explain everything clearly and give you a written estimate before any work begins.
Liquid treatments can provide protection for several years, while 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 simply want peace of mind, schedule a termite inspection with The Lawn Ranger. We’ll give your White House home a careful look and, if needed, design a termite treatment plan that makes sense for your budget and your long-term plans.