Termites Eat Homes From the Inside Out. Not Yours.
Stop Termite Damage Before It Starts — or Before It Gets Worse. McDonald Exterminators delivers safe, powerful treatments designed specifically for your needs.
Termite Control Services
Specialized Termite Expertise
We’ve been doing this since 1959, we know how termites move around—and when they like to show up. With 65 years of local experience, our team delivers the right treatment at the right time, guaranteed to keep your home protected year-round.
Termite Protection from Every Angle
We use specialized termite technology to surround your home with powerful, round-the-clock termite defense. Our technician installs discreet bait stations around the exterior of your home that go to work immediately—eliminating the colony at its source and helping protect your structure long-term.
24/7 Protection
Once installed, the system works 24/7. We’ll return annually to inspect each station, monitor activity, and refresh the bait as needed—so your home stays protected year after year.
Free Inspections
Termites are tricky to spot. Our termite experts offer a free inspection to identify possible termite activity, and estimate treatment with no obligation to buy to find out how much it will cost to service your home.
Signs of a Termite Infestation
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Pencil-sized tunnels made of mud, often found along your foundation, walls, or crawl space—used by termites to travel and stay protected.
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Knock on wooden walls, baseboards, or furniture—if it sounds hollow or papery, termites may be eating it from the inside out.
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Warped wood from termite moisture can make windows and doors harder to open or close.
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Tiny, pellet-shaped droppings that look like sawdust or coffee grounds—often found near baseboards, window sills, or other wood structures.
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Moisture from termite activity can mimic water damage, causing paint to bubble or peel unexpectedly.
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You might spot pale, soft-bodied termites (worker termites) in soil, around damaged wood, or inside mud tubes.
Bugs Return? So Do We—At No Extra Cost
We’re not happy until the pests are gone—and they stay gone. If they dare to show up again, just give us a shout. We’ll be right back out, free of charge.
Termite Prevention Tips
Seal up any cracks or holes
Inspect your foundation, roof, and walls for cracks or gaps where termites could sneak in—and seal them with caulk or sealant.
Store firewood away from the house
Keep firewood, mulch, and lumber at least 20 feet from your home and off the ground to avoid attracting termites.
Eliminate moisture around the foundation
Termites thrive in damp environments. Fix leaky faucets, gutters, and air conditioning drainage near your home’s foundation.
Schedule annual inspections
A yearly professional termite inspection is your best defense. Early detection can save thousands in repair costs.
The Easiest Way to
Get Rid of Termites
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Schedule our Exterminator
Call us today for a free inspection:
Call before 2 pm and get same-day service
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Treatment
Our certified tech will check out your property and create a pest control plan that fits exactly what’s going on. Our treatments are tailored specifically to your home and the unique challenges you face.
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Follow Up
After each visit, you’ll receive a detailed service report along with practical tips to help prevent future infestations. We return on a regular schedule throughout the year, strengthening your protection over time.
Termite FAQs
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Look for mud tubes along walls or foundations, discarded wings near windows, hollow-sounding wood, and bubbling paint. These are telltale signs of an infestation.
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Termites don’t bite humans, but they can cause thousands of dollars in structural damage if left untreated. They’re one of the most destructive pests for homeowners.
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Moisture, wood-to-soil contact, mulch, firewood near the home, and even clogged gutters can attract termites to your property.
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The most effective method is a professional baiting system like Sentricon® with Always Active™ Technology, which targets the colony and offers 24/7 protection. Call McDonald Exterminators to install today!
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Absolutely. We use products and systems that are registered with the EPA and applied following strict safety guidelines. We’ll always talk you through the process.