Termite Inspection

Taking ACTION against pests since 1969

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Termite Inspection

Taking ACTION against pests since 1969

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Calvin Bovee
Calvin Bovee
December 21, 2023
Used Action Termite & Pest Control to treat my termites. They were extremely knowledgeable, professional, and responsive throughout the process. Art & Roy were both a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend!
Shelle Harman
Shelle Harman
December 21, 2023
Daniel was the best finding the issue and teaching me! Thank you !!
Denise Whisman
Denise Whisman
December 21, 2023
Bill was awesome to work with. Incredibly knowledgeable and patient while explaining everything. Can't thank Bill enough for his quick work and professionalism!
Bob Donley
Bob Donley
December 21, 2023
Very professional and arrived on time.
John Lucius
John Lucius
December 20, 2023
Knowledgeable, insightful courteous, listens to concerns and resolves them..
Raquel Amador
Raquel Amador
December 20, 2023
Mike Boswell got everything taken care of and answered all my questions/doubts.
Lisa Treat
Lisa Treat
December 20, 2023
Battle with the bugs begins! Excellent advice and service. Thanks!

Termite Inspection Are Important

Termites are the most destructive insect pests of wood in the United States. They cause more than $ 5 Billion worth of damage each year in the U.S. alone. That’s more damage than fire and windstorm damage combined. Because subterranean termites are very common in Arizona, termite inspections are an important component of the home buying process. We can provide termite inspections and WDIIR reports.

About Termites

In nature subterranean termites are beneficial because they break down cellulose into soil. Termites only become a problem when they cause damage to structures. Since they can be very elusive they often go undetected. A properly trained and licensed inspector understands their behavioral patterns, and conditions that are conducive for infestations.

About Termite Inspections

In the state of Arizona an inspector must be licensed by Arizona Office Of Pest Management (Arizona Department Of Agriculture) in order to inspect for and identify termites and other wood destroying insects. A Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report commonly known as a termite report, is the state regulated form that is used for WDIIR inspections. This report identifies any previous or active wood destroying insect infestations. It also points out any conditions that are considered conducive for infestations.