What to look for

Know the signs.
Act early.

Qualifying Platinum properties receive a prevention program and treatment warranty for covered subterranean termite activity discovered during active membership.

  • Mud tubes on foundations or walls
  • Discarded wings near windows
  • Soft or hollow-sounding wood
  • Swarmers around the property

Prevention tip: Correct moisture and drainage problems, keep soil and mulch below siding, remove wood-to-soil contact, and avoid disturbing suspected mud tubes before an inspection.

South Texas pest guide

Questions homeowners ask about subterranean termite protection.

Clear identification and property conditions matter. These answers explain what can influence activity around South Texas homes and when a professional review may help.

When is this pest most active in South Texas?

Subterranean termites remain active in soil year-round, while visible swarming commonly follows warm, humid, or rainy South Texas conditions.

What attracts this pest to a home?

Soil contact, moisture, drainage problems, wood debris, cellulose materials, foundation gaps, and concealed structural pathways can increase termite risk.

What should I do when I notice signs?

Document where and when activity appears, avoid disturbing wildlife or active termite evidence, and request a property review. Pest Pros can confirm identification, service availability, coverage, and the appropriate next step.

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What does your property need?

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