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Termite Control in New Jersey

Termites: Hidden Invaders That Can Destroy Your Home

Termites are one of the most notorious insects that can cause significant damage to homes. Termites are known as “hidden invaders” because they often go unnoticed until the damage is extensive. These wood-eating insects can compromise the structural integrity of your home, leading to costly repairs.

According to the National Pest Management Association (NPMA), termites cause an estimated $5 billion in property damage annually in the United States alone [1]. To protect your home from termite infestations, it’s crucial to schedule regular inspections and address any signs of termite activity promptly.

The Termite Caste System: What’s Inside the Colony?

Swarmers

  • Reproductive members that emerge in spring
  • Often mistaken for ants
  • Shed wings after swarming

Workers

  • White, soft-bodied
  • Feed on and damage wood
  • Cause most structural harm

Soldiers

  • Yellowish with strong jaws
  • Defend the colony from threats

Queen

  • Largest member
  • Lays thousands of eggs
  • Maintains population growth

Why Termites Invade Homes and Businesses

Termites naturally live in trees, brush, and fallen logs, where they thrive by feeding on wood and organic material. However, when homes and businesses are built on their nesting sites, termites seek new food sources by entering structures through cracks and utility openings. Once inside, they search for wood, moisture, and mud to build their signature mud tubes—small tunnels that allow them to travel safely between their nest and the food source. These mud tubes serve as protected roadways, connecting the colony to the soil and enabling termites to cause extensive damage over time.

Ace Walco’s Termite Control Procedures

Our Process for Detection, Elimination & Prevention

  1. Comprehensive Inspection and Identification

    At Ace Walco, we begin by meticulously inspecting your property to identify signs of termite activity and locate nesting areas. Our expert team then uses advanced tools and techniques to assess the extent of the infestation and determine the best course of action for effective treatment.

  2. Tailored Treatment Plan

    After a thorough inspection, we design a customized treatment plan tailored to your property. This personalized approach ensures maximum effectiveness in eliminating termites and preventing future infestations.

  3. Targeted Treatment Application

    Our licensed technicians apply precision-targeted treatments to eliminate active termite colonies and create protective barriers around your property. We use proven methods to safeguard your home from future termite damage.

  4. Ongoing Follow-Up & Prevention

    Ace Walco provides continuous support and expert prevention strategies to keep termites from returning. Our follow-up inspections and proactive maintenance measures offer long-term protection and peace of mind.

Termite Prevention Tips from Ace Walco

  1. Eliminate Moisture Sources - Fix leaks, clean gutters, and improve drainage

  2. Keep Wood Away from Your Home - Store materials at least 20 feet from structures

  3. Seal Cracks and Gaps - Close entry points in foundations and around utilities

  4. Maintain Soil-to-Wood Clearance - Leave 6–8 inches between soil and wood siding

  5. Schedule Regular Termite Inspections - Early detection prevents serious damage

  6. Install a Termite Barrier - Use treated wood or professional-grade soil treatments

  7. Ventilate Crawl Spaces Properly - Use vapor barriers and ensure airflow

  8. Inspect Wood Structures Often - Look for mud tubes, hollow wood, or swarmers

  9. Address Foundation Issues Promptly - Seal up weaknesses that can allow access

Act Early to Protect Your Property from Termite Damage

Schedule an inspection today and get peace of mind with Ace Walco’s proven termite control solutions.

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