Termite Control in Eastern Alabama

Termites can be difficult to properly eliminate—these pests can sneak into your home through the cracks in foundation or plumbing, through expansion joints, inside hollow block walls, on shelter tubes, or many other ways. At SafeSpray, we’ve worked hard to design a program that’s based on science, making our termite control more effective than traditional methods. We strive to be the industry leaders in pest and termite control by protecting the health and property of our customers using only safe, state-of-the-art termite control solutions. 

With our advanced termite baiting system, you can expect:

• Family-friendly treatments—this includes your fur-family!
• Large-yet-discreet baiting systems you won’t even notice.
• Non-invasive techniques that don’t require drilling into your sidewalks, brickwork, or expansion joints.
• Monitoring every 90 days to ensure things are working properly
• Our damage repair guarantee that provides up to $1 million in coverage for structures, wall coverings, floor coverings, and personal belongings.

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Trust SafeSpray for Guaranteed Termite Control and Prevention

Unhappy with your current provider? Do you feel that your home is not fully protected? Trust SafeSpray to provide the home protection you deserve. You deserve to know what’s happening on your property, which is why we take the time to explain how our termite control works. Here are the basics:

• We strategically install bait stations around your home.
• Worker termites find the bait and bring it back to their colony.
• The bait prevents termites from molting, so they can’t grow and mature.
• Without workers, the colony can’t survive.
• Every termite—even the queen—is quickly eliminated.
• Our services come with a money-back guarantee—if you see termites after a service, we will re-treat at no additional charge or give you your money back.
• Please note that while our general pest control does not require contracts, our termite control does require a contract in the state of Alabama.

Family-Friendly Products

Keeping your family safe is our top priority, which is why our advanced termite baiting system is carefully designed to keep your loved ones safe. For starters, there’s a tamper-resistant cap to prevent accidental exposure. As a secondary precaution, the active ingredient is tough on termites, but very benign to people and pets. Our termite control doesn’t use sprayed chemicals, so it’s safe for the environment as well.

Speedy Relief with Same-Day Service

Termite infestations require treatment as soon as possible—otherwise you risk serious structural damage to your home. To help protect your biggest investment, we proudly offer same-day services when you call before noon. If your weekdays are too hectic to fit in treatment, we also offer Saturday services. With SafeSpray Pest Control, you’ll never have to wait for relief.​

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Defense Against Subterranean and Formosan Termites

Some treatments only target Subterranean termites, but our termite control also treats for Formosan termites. By defending you from both species, we’re able to better protect your home.

What Are Subterranean Termites?

Subterranean termites live underground in colonies that average around two million members. Each colony has a single queen who can lay thousands of eggs each day. Worker termites spend their days searching for food, which includes wood and cellulose material. To safely move from one place to another, Subterranean termites build mud tubes that retain moisture.

What Are Formosan Termites?

Often called “super termites,” Formosan termites are the most aggressive species that have been discovered. They are also localized to the southern United States, thriving in warm and humid environments. Formosan swarmers are also often confused with flying ants, giving them more time to wreak havoc undetected.

The Termite Life Cycle

The life cycle of the termite begins with a mating flight, wherein swarming (winged) reproductive males and females leave their established colonies and procreate. After fertilization occurs, it is time for the “winged” termites to land and shed their wings, eventually going on to form a new colony. These termites go on to become the king or queen of their newly established colonies. The queen and king termites are responsible for all reproduction, and are therefore at the center of the termite life cycle.

When Are Termites More Common?

Due to varying climate conditions, termite swarms typically occur at different times throughout the year, as some species prefer a moist environment, while others prefer a warmer environment. Swarming is linked to the age and maturity of the termite colony. Most subterranean termite colonies do not produce a swarm unless the colony is at least three or four years old.

No matter what time of year termites are swarming, the SafeSpray team is here to help. As a locally owned company, we’re proud to provide termite control in the following areas: