Termite Treatment in Village of Glen Oaks, NJ

Stop Termites Before They Destroy Your Home

Complete termite elimination and protection for Village of Glen Oaks properties using proven treatment methods.

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Professional Termite Control Services

Your Home Protected, Your Investment Secure

You’ll sleep better knowing your home is completely protected from termite damage. No more wondering if those small holes in your baseboards are getting worse. No more worrying about structural damage eating away at your property value.

Our termite treatment eliminates active infestations and creates a protective barrier around your home. You get immediate relief from current problems and long-term prevention that keeps termites from coming back.

The peace of mind is real. Your home stays structurally sound, your family stays safe, and your investment stays protected. That’s what complete termite control looks like.

Glen Oaks Termite Inspection Experts

We Know Termites in This Area

86 Pest and Wildlife Removal has been protecting homes throughout Village of Glen Oaks and the surrounding areas. We understand the specific termite species that target New Jersey homes and know exactly how to eliminate them.

We focus on thorough inspections, honest assessments, and effective treatments. We’re licensed, insured, and committed to solving your termite problems the right way the first time.

Local expertise matters when you’re dealing with termites. We know which species you’re likely facing and which treatment methods work best in this climate.

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Termite Treatment Process

Here's Exactly What Happens

First, we conduct a comprehensive termite inspection of your property. We check all the areas where termites typically enter and establish colonies – foundation walls, crawl spaces, wooden structures, and moisture-prone areas.

Next, we identify the termite species and assess the extent of any infestation. Different termites require different treatment approaches, so accurate identification is crucial for effective elimination.

Then we implement the appropriate treatment plan. This might involve liquid termiticides applied to soil around your foundation, direct wood treatments, or baiting systems depending on your specific situation. We explain everything before starting work so you know exactly what to expect.

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Complete Termite Prevention Treatment

What's Included in Your Treatment

You get a thorough property inspection that identifies current termite activity and potential entry points. We check both obvious and hidden areas where termites commonly establish colonies.

Your treatment plan addresses the specific termite species affecting your property. Subterranean termites get different treatment than drywood termites, and we use the most effective methods for each situation.

Follow-up monitoring ensures the treatment worked and catches any new activity early. Village of Glen Oaks homes face termite pressure year-round, so ongoing protection is essential. We also provide prevention recommendations to reduce future infestation risk.

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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 and doors, and hollow-sounding wood when tapped. You might also notice small holes in wood surfaces, frass (termite droppings) that looks like sawdust, or sagging floors and doors that stick. Termite swarms in spring are another clear sign of nearby colonies. If you see any of these signs, get a professional inspection quickly. Early detection saves you thousands in repair costs.
Subterranean termites live in soil and build mud tubes to reach wood sources above ground. They need moisture and typically attack wood that touches soil or has moisture problems. Drywood termites live directly in wood and don’t need soil contact. They’re harder to detect because they don’t build mud tubes. Subterranean termites are more common in New Jersey, but both species can damage your home. The treatment methods are completely different, which is why proper identification matters.
Most termite treatments start working within days, but complete colony elimination takes 2-4 weeks. Liquid termiticides create an immediate barrier, while baiting systems take longer because termites carry the bait back to the colony. You’ll typically see reduced activity within the first week. The key is patience – rushing the process or using multiple treatment methods can actually make termites avoid treated areas. Professional treatments are designed to eliminate entire colonies, not just the termites you can see.
Modern termite treatments use EPA-approved products that are safe when applied correctly by licensed professionals. Most treatments target termites specifically and have minimal impact on humans and pets. Liquid termiticides are applied to soil around your home’s perimeter, not inside living spaces. Any interior treatments use precise application methods that limit exposure. Your family can typically stay in the home during treatment, though specific precautions depend on the treatment method used.
Termite treatment costs vary based on your home’s size, the extent of infestation, and treatment method needed. Basic treatments for smaller homes start around $500-800, while comprehensive treatments for larger properties or severe infestations can cost $1,500-3,000. Prevention treatments are less expensive than elimination treatments. The investment protects your home’s value and prevents costly structural repairs. Most companies offer free inspections and detailed estimates before starting any work.
Annual termite inspections are recommended for most homes, especially in areas with high termite activity like New Jersey. Homes with previous termite problems or high-risk factors like wood-to-soil contact should be inspected more frequently. Professional inspections catch problems early when treatment is less expensive and more effective. Many pest control companies include annual inspections as part of their service agreements. Don’t wait for visible signs – termites often cause significant damage before you notice them.