🪵 Termite Treatment in Broward County, FL

Effective termite treatment in Broward County requires matching the treatment method precisely to the termite species — a critical step that distinguishes licensed local professionals from general pest control companies. The two primary treatment pathways are: liquid soil barrier and bait systems for subterranean termites (Eastern subterranean and Formosan), and structural fumigation (tenting) for drywood termites. Broward County's termite pressure is severe enough that many properties have concurrent infestations of both subterranean and drywood species, requiring a combined treatment plan.

Termidor (fipronil) liquid soil barrier remains the gold standard for subterranean termite treatment in South Florida. It works through the termite colony's natural behaviors — termites cannot detect it, so they pass through the treated soil zone and transfer the active ingredient to nestmates through grooming and contact, eventually eliminating the entire colony. For drywood termites, structural fumigation with sulfuryl fluoride (tenting) is the only whole-structure treatment option that eliminates all drywood termite colonies in a single treatment.

How We Treat Termites in Broward County

• Termidor liquid soil barrier — injected into soil around the full foundation perimeter and under the slab at drilled injection points; non-repellent chemistry reaches the colony through termite-to-termite transfer
• Sentricon Always Active bait stations — in-ground stations installed around the perimeter provide continuous colony suppression; annual monitoring confirms bait consumption and colony activity
• Structural fumigation (tenting) for drywood termites — whole-structure treatment that penetrates every wood member; occupants vacate for approximately 72 hours; eliminates all drywood termite colonies in one treatment
• Annual termite monitoring inspection — confirms treatment barrier remains effective and checks for new activity above or adjacent to treated zones