Termite Control in Round Rock, TX

Check irrigation against the slab, mulch height, attached wood, and accessible penetrations. These are conditions to assess, not proof of a termite infestation or a record of findings at other homes.

Point out sprinklers that wet the slab, attached timber, stored lumber, and any prior mud tubes. Keep existing evidence visible and bring past treatment records. Ask what clearance is needed around the perimeter before shifting heavy objects. The inspection notes obstructed areas and distinguishes conditions conducive to termites from direct evidence requiring a treatment recommendation.

Keep found wings or insects in a sealed bag for identification. Do not break all shelter tubes before the inspection. Correct obvious drainage problems but do not conceal damaged areas. Tell the office about pets, locked gates, shared spaces, and any access restrictions before the visit. Arrange access to the agreed inspection areas and secure pets as instructed. Wait for the preparation and re-entry directions that apply to your service; the team confirms whether someone needs to be home.

Termite work is quoted from the inspection, not from a plan price. Linear footage of foundation, construction type, slab or pier-and-beam access, and whether the activity is active or historic all change the scope. Treatment is a separate written estimate. The initial-service fee is confirmed in your written quote. Payment authorization is collected at signup; the initial-service fee and first monthly payment are charged after initial service completion, plus applicable tax.

Keep the inspection record and any prior treatment paperwork. Report new shelter tubes or swarmers and follow the written monitoring schedule. Some activity can continue while treatment and follow-up take effect. Note where and when you see pests and contact the team so we can review the visit record and next step. For covered pests, Call us and we’ll come back at no extra charge.