Termite inspection
A full check of the foundation, crawl space, basement, attic and exterior wood, with a clear explanation and a written report.
- Moisture and entry-point check
- Photos of what we find
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Termite control in Ashburn, VA. Find them early and protect your home.
Termites feed out of sight, often for years. Our licensed Loudoun County technicians inspect the foundation, crawl space and attic, show you exactly what we find and treat the colony at the source.
- Free quotes, no obligation
- Written reports for home sales
- Yearly monitoring available
- Licensed and insuredVirginia certified applicators
- Written reportsFor buyers, sellers and lenders
- Background-checkedUniformed local technicians
- Label-directed productsPet and family conscious
- Locally operatedAshburn and Loudoun County
Why termites are a real risk for Ashburn homes
Eastern subterranean termites are the main wood-destroying insect in Northern Virginia. They live in colonies underground and reach your home through the soil, so a house in Ashburn, Brambleton or South Riding can be attacked from the ground up without a single warning sign inside.
Loudoun County has a lot of newer construction, mulched landscaping and wooded or green-space lots. Wood scraps left in backfill, mulch piled against siding, leaking gutters and damp crawl spaces all give termites food and moisture close to your foundation. Most homeowners insurance does not cover termite damage, so finding them early protects both the house and your budget.
Termite treatments we offer in Ashburn
We recommend a method after the inspection, based on how your house is built and where the activity is.
Liquid barrier treatment
A treated zone of soil around the foundation that termites cannot safely cross, including drilled treatment points along slabs and walkways when needed.
- Fast protection
- Works well on active infestations
Baiting systems
Stations placed in the soil around the home. Workers carry the bait back to the colony, which reduces it over time.
- Targets the colony itself
- Less disturbance to landscaping
Real estate WDI reports
Wood-destroying insect inspections for buyers, sellers and agents, delivered in time for your closing schedule.
- Written report for the transaction
- Scheduled around your deadline
Signs of termites in your home
If you notice any of these, call for an inspection. Do not disturb the area, since that can scatter the colony.
- Pencil-width mud tubes on foundation walls or in the crawl space
- Discarded wings near windowsills and doors
- Wood that sounds hollow or crumbles when tapped
- Bubbling, peeling or sagging paint and drywall
- Doors and windows that suddenly stick
- Swarming winged insects indoors in spring
Flying termites or flying ants?
Both swarm in warm weather and look alike at a glance. Catch one and compare.
Winged termite
- Antennae
- Straight and beaded
- Waist
- Thick, no pinched waist
- Wings
- Two pairs of equal length, often shed in piles
Winged ant
- Antennae
- Bent, like an elbow
- Waist
- Clearly pinched
- Wings
- Front pair longer than the back pair
Not sure which you have? Call us. If it turns out to be ants, see our ant control service.
Our termite control process
Whether you have active termites or just want peace of mind, we follow the same careful steps.
Schedule an inspectionInspect
We check the foundation, crawl space, basement, attic and exterior wood, and test suspect areas for damage and moisture.
Explain
You see what we found, where it is and what it means, with a written quote before anything starts.
Treat
We apply a liquid barrier, install bait stations or combine both, and fix the conditions that attract termites where we can.
Monitor
We re-inspect each year and return to retreat covered areas if termites come back, depending on your plan.
Termite control near you in Loudoun County
Our technicians are based locally, so we reach Ashburn homes quickly and already know the neighborhoods. We regularly inspect single-family homes, townhomes and condos across these communities:
- Ashburn
- Ashburn Village
- Ashburn Farm
- Belmont
- Broadlands
- Brambleton
- Lansdowne
- South Riding
- Leesburg
- Sterling
Newer homes: Construction can leave buried wood and disturbed soil near the foundation, and builder pretreatment does not last forever. A yearly inspection is a simple way to stay ahead.
Older homes and townhomes: Shared walls, crawl spaces and long-standing moisture problems are common entry points. We check the whole building envelope, not just the unit you see.
Buying or selling in Ashburn: Ask us for a wood-destroying insect inspection early in the transaction so any findings do not delay closing.
Termite season in Northern Virginia
Spring
Swarms are most common. Winged termites or shed wings indoors are a clear reason to call.
Summer
Heat and rain keep soil moist. Watch gutters, downspouts and crawl space humidity.
Fall
A good time for an inspection and to clear mulch and firewood away from the house.
Winter
Termites go deeper underground but can stay active near heated structures. They do not stop for the season.
Why Ashburn homeowners choose us for termite control
Licensed and insured
Virginia certified applicators who treat according to the product label every time.
Clear, written quotes
You know the price and the plan before work begins, and you get a report you can keep.
We fix the conditions
We point out moisture, mulch and wood-to-soil contact, because treatment works best when the cause is addressed.
Found swarmers or mud tubes?
Do not spray or disturb them. Call and we will arrange an inspection as soon as possible.
+15717048010
Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm
Termite control FAQs for Ashburn homeowners
How do I know if I have termites in my Ashburn home?
Common signs are pencil-width mud tubes on foundation walls or in the crawl space, discarded wings near windows and doors, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, and paint or drywall that bubbles or sags. Many infestations show no signs at all, which is why a professional inspection is the only reliable check.
What is the best time of year for a termite inspection in Loudoun County?
Any time. Termites stay active underground all year, and swarms usually appear in spring. A spring inspection can confirm what a swarm means, but an inspection before you buy a home or after you spot damage should not wait for a season.
What is the difference between liquid barrier and bait treatments?
A liquid barrier is a treated zone of soil around the foundation that termites cannot safely cross, and it works quickly. Bait stations are placed in the soil around the home and let worker termites carry slow-acting bait back to the colony. We explain which fits your home, soil and budget before you decide.
Are termite treatments safe for children and pets?
We apply products according to their label directions, mostly outside at the foundation and in targeted interior spots. We tell you where to keep children and pets away until treated areas dry, and bait systems keep the active ingredient inside sealed stations.
Do I need a termite inspection when buying or selling a home?
Lenders often require a wood-destroying insect report for a home purchase, and buyers commonly ask for one even when it is not required. We inspect and provide a written report for buyers, sellers and agents.
Will my homeowners insurance cover termite damage?
Most standard homeowners policies do not cover termite damage, so catching activity early matters. Check your own policy or ask your insurer for the specifics.
How long does a termite treatment last?
It depends on the method and your plan. Liquid barriers and baiting systems are both followed by yearly inspections, because new colonies can find a home at any time. We explain what your plan covers in writing before work begins.
Get your free termite inspection quote
Tell us what you have seen and we will call you back the same business day. Prefer to talk now? Call us.
+15717048010- Free, no-obligation quote
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- Price confirmed in writing