Termite Inspections in Weymouth, MA and Surrounding Areas

Termites are a well-known pest that are drawn to wood structures. They can cause structural damage and pose a risk to the building's occupants as they consume the wood. Termites eat wood as their major source of nutrition, and termite infestations can range from minor to severe.

Hire an inspector from Action Pest Control if you fear your home has been damaged by termites. Our termite inspectors have been professionally trained to identify problem areas and isolate areas that may be vulnerable to future damage. Termites eat dead wood and can go unnoticed until it's too late. If you suspect that you have termites, contact us today and ask about the most comprehensive termite inspections near you. We treat termites using Termidor, the number one treatment method in the United States.

Termite Inspections

Depending on the size of the home and the amount of the damage, inspections can take anywhere from 45 minutes to several hours. We always consider that there may be concealed damage that may not be seen at first glance, and thus our examinations are more thorough and detailed.

It's vital to keep in mind that termite inspections aren't usually included in standard house inspections. Termite inspections are a distinct service that can only be assessed by a trained specialist. A normal home inspector may not be able to identify the level of the risk or damage without understanding of termite activity and the equipment to validate the existence of termites.



Before we can assess the level of termite control services you need, an inspection is a key component of your overall treatment. For more information about the process, contact us today!

Termite Control

After an assessment of the termites' presence and the extent of the termite damage, our professionals can begin treatment. From bait stations to gas fumigation, Action Pest utilizes the most highly effective and highly recommended termite treatments available. Our goal is to flush out all of the pests, and then protect against future infestations.



If you begin to notice potential risks associated with a termite problem, contact Action Pest today.