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Trouble areas include:
  1. Walls
  2. Wooden Fences
  3. Piles ofFirewood
  4. Cracks in the Home
  5. Leaky Pipes & Fixtures
  6. Raised Garden Beds
  7. Foundations
  8. Trees / Bushes
  9. Mulch / Dead Wood
  10. Subterranean Colony
  11. Dirt-filled Porch
  12. Treehouse/Playground

Find joy in your home, not termites.

We protect your home with two layers of termite defense

Choose the package that is best for you.

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Saela's First-Layer Defense
Trelona® Baiting System
  • Bi-annual bait inspection
  • Annual home inspection
  • Re-treat guarantee

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Saela's First-Layer Defense
Trelona® Baiting System

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Saela's Second-Layer Defense
Termidor® Permiter Barrier
  • Bi-annual bait inspection
  • Annual home inspection
  • Re-treat guarantee
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Re-treat Guarantee

Pests are persistent. For as long as we protect/service your home, we promise to monitor and treat termite activity. If termites ever show up again, we will re-treat your home at no cost

Did you know?

Termites have a life cycle

Termites can go undetected

Termites can thrive in your home without immediate signs of damage. However, they can leave warning signs of possible activity. Wood that sounds hollow, bubbling paint, and mud tubes are common.

Signs of termite activity could lead to damage

Termites like warmth and humidity

Termites are increasingly active in warmer temperatures and higher humidity areas, where they can be a threat year-round.

Swarmers are the most commonly seen termite

Termite repair is costly

Annual cost of damage of termites in U.S. is around $5 Billion. For most of our customers, their home is their largest investment. We work with our customers to protect that investment from termites.

Leave termite treatment to the professionals

Termite treatment is complicated, and Saela professionals can take care of your home with our professional service for termite control in Fort Worth. Here are some ways you can reduce the risk of termite infestations. Store lumbers away from your home, keep gutters clean, install screens on exterior vents, and eliminate moisture by fixing pipes prone to leaking.

We have an experienced team with a program that works.

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Termite Control FAQs

What are the signs of termites in a home?
The most common signs are mud tubes, damaged wood that sounds hollow, and piles of tiny pellets. You might also see swarming termites or discarded wings near windows and doors.
What are mud tubes, and why do termites make them?
Mud tubes are thin tunnels made of soil and saliva that termites use to travel between the ground and wood while staying protected from air and light. They’re often found along foundations, crawlspaces, and garage walls.
Are termites active year round?
Yes. Termites can stay active year round, especially inside wall voids and crawlspaces where temperatures stay more stable. Swarms tend to be seasonal, but termites can still cause damage outside of swarm season.
How serious is termite damage?
Termites can cause expensive structural damage because they feed on wood from the inside out. The earlier a problem is found, the easier it is to stop damage from spreading.
How do termites get into a house?
Most termite issues start when termites reach wood that’s touching soil or is close to moisture. Common risk areas include crawlspaces, wood siding near soil, porch posts, deck supports, and cracks where utilities enter the home.
Do I need an inspection if I don’t see termites?
Many termite problems are hidden. Termites often stay out of sight inside wood and wall voids, so an inspection is the best way to confirm activity or risk, especially in older homes or homes with crawlspaces.
How long does termite treatment take to work?
It depends on the method, but most professional treatments are designed to stop termite activity and protect the home long term. Some approaches reduce activity quickly, while others work by spreading through the colony over time.
Can I treat termites myself?
Store bought sprays rarely reach the colony or the hidden areas where termites live. Termite control usually requires the right product in the right placement, plus an inspection to confirm the type of termite and where activity is happening.
How can I reduce termite risk around my home?
Keep wood and moisture away from the foundation. Fix leaks, make sure gutters and downspouts move water away, avoid mulch piled against siding, and don’t store firewood directly against the house.