Many people are surprised to learn that subterranean termites live in Utah. They travel through soil and mud tubes, feed on wood out of sight, and are often discovered only when a spring swarm appears or a remodel reveals damage.
We start with a careful inspection of your foundation, crawl space, garage, and any wood-to-soil contact. If termites are present, we’ll explain your treatment options clearly — no pressure and no scare tactics.
Signs you may need termites help
- Pencil-width mud tubes on foundation walls
- Swarms of winged insects in spring, or discarded wings on sills
- Wood that sounds hollow or is layered with soil
- Bubbling or sagging paint on wood trim
How we handle termites
- Thorough inspection of foundation, crawl space, and garage
- Identify termites vs. ants and assess activity
- Explain treatment options and what each involves
- Treat soil and/or install monitoring as recommended
- Follow-up inspections
When to expect them in Utah County
In Utah County, termite swarms typically appear on warm spring days, often after a rain.
Prevention tips from our team
- Avoid wood-to-soil contact (fence posts, siding, planters)
- Keep firewood and lumber off the ground and away from the house
- Fix leaks and grade soil away from the foundation
- Keep crawl spaces dry and ventilated
Family & pet safety: Termite treatments are applied to soil and structural areas, not living spaces, and we explain every step before we begin.