Termite Treatment in Magnolia, NJ

Stop Termites Before They Destroy Your Home

Fast, effective termite treatment that eliminates infestations and protects your biggest investment from costly structural damage.

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Professional Termite Control Services

Your Home, Protected and Termite-Free

You get real peace of mind knowing your home is protected from one of the most destructive pests in New Jersey. Our termite treatment doesn’t just eliminate current infestations—it creates a barrier that keeps them from coming back.

No more lying awake wondering if those wood shavings you found are termite damage. No more worrying about structural problems that could cost thousands to repair. You’ll have a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses the problem at its source and prevents future invasions.

Your home stays structurally sound, your property value remains protected, and you can focus on enjoying your space instead of stressing about what’s happening behind your walls.

Magnolia Termite Inspection Experts

We Know Termites in New Jersey

We at 86 Pest and Wildlife Removal have been protecting homes in Magnolia and throughout South Jersey from termite damage. We understand how New Jersey’s climate creates perfect conditions for subterranean termites, especially during our humid summers and mild winters.

You’re not getting a one-size-fits-all approach from a national chain. We know the specific termite species that target homes in our area, the seasonal patterns that affect treatment timing, and the construction types that are most vulnerable.

When you call us, you’re working with professionals who live and work in the same community. Your neighbors trust us to protect their homes, and we’ve built our reputation on thorough inspections, effective treatments, and honest communication.

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Our Termite Treatment Process

Here's Exactly What We Do

First, we conduct a comprehensive termite inspection of your property. We check all the areas where termites typically enter—foundation walls, crawl spaces, wooden structures touching soil, and moisture-prone areas. You’ll get a detailed report of what we find, including photos of any damage or signs of activity.

If we discover an active infestation, we develop a targeted treatment plan. For subterranean termites, this typically involves applying liquid termiticide around your foundation to create a protective barrier. For drywood termites, we may use localized treatments or fumigation depending on the extent of the problem.

After treatment, we monitor the situation to ensure the termites are eliminated. We’ll schedule follow-up inspections to verify that the treatment worked and that no new activity has developed. You’ll know exactly what to expect at each step, and we’ll explain why we’re recommending specific approaches for your situation.

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Complete Termite Prevention Treatment

What's Included in Your Treatment

Your termite treatment includes a thorough property inspection, identification of termite species and infestation extent, and a customized treatment plan designed for your specific situation. We use proven methods like liquid soil treatments, bait systems, or direct wood treatments depending on what your home needs.

You’ll receive detailed documentation of all work performed, including before and after photos, treatment locations, and products used. We explain the safety protocols for your family and pets, and provide clear instructions for any preparation needed before treatment.

Most importantly, you get ongoing monitoring to ensure the treatment remains effective. Termite control isn’t a one-time event—it’s about creating long-term protection for your home. We’ll work with you to develop a prevention strategy that fits your property and your budget, so you can stay ahead of future problems instead of just reacting to them.

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How do I know if I have a termite infestation in my home?

Look for mud tubes along your foundation walls, discarded wings near windows or doors, hollow-sounding wood when tapped, and small piles of wood-colored droppings. You might also notice sagging floors, tight-fitting doors, or small holes in drywall. However, termites often work hidden for years before visible signs appear. The most reliable way to know for sure is a professional inspection, especially if your home is more than five years old or if you’ve had moisture issues in crawl spaces or basements.
Subterranean termites are the main concern in Magnolia—they live in soil and build mud tubes to reach wood in your home. They need moisture to survive and typically attack structural lumber, floor joists, and wooden foundations. Drywood termites are less common in New Jersey but can infest furniture, window frames, and hardwood floors without needing soil contact. Subterranean termites cause more structural damage and require different treatment methods, usually involving soil treatments around your foundation rather than localized wood treatments.
Most liquid termite treatments can be completed in one day, though larger properties may take two days. You’ll typically see reduced termite activity within a few weeks as the treatment takes effect. Complete elimination usually occurs within 30-90 days depending on the size of the colony and extent of infestation. Bait systems work more slowly but can take 3-6 months for full colony elimination. We’ll schedule follow-up inspections to monitor progress and ensure the treatment is working effectively.
Modern termite treatments are designed to target termites specifically while minimizing risk to humans and pets. We use EPA-approved products and follow strict application guidelines. For liquid treatments, the products are applied in soil around your foundation, not inside living spaces. You may need to keep pets away from treated areas until the product dries, typically a few hours. We’ll provide specific safety instructions based on the products used and answer any questions about protecting your family during and after treatment.
Termite treatment costs vary based on your home’s size, the extent of infestation, and the treatment method needed. Most residential treatments range from $800 to $2,500, with larger homes or severe infestations potentially costing more. However, this investment protects against structural damage that could cost tens of thousands to repair. We provide detailed estimates after inspecting your property, so you know exactly what you’re paying for. Many homeowners find that professional treatment costs less than their insurance deductible for termite damage repairs.
Annual termite inspections are recommended for most homes in New Jersey, especially if you’ve had previous termite activity or live in an area with high termite pressure. Homes with conducive conditions like moisture problems, wood-to-soil contact, or previous damage should be inspected more frequently. If you’ve had termite treatment, we typically recommend inspections every 6-12 months to ensure the treatment remains effective. Regular inspections catch problems early when they’re easier and less expensive to treat, rather than waiting until damage becomes visible.