Drywood termites live inside wood and do not need the soil connection associated with subterranean termites. Small pellets around a window, trim, cabinet or exposed beam may justify an inspection, but debris should be identified before deciding on treatment. Describe whether pellets reappear after cleaning and where they seem to originate.
Treatment choices depend on the species, location and extent of the infestation, including whether affected wood can be accessed. A localized treatment can address an identified area; widespread or inaccessible activity may prompt discussion of whole-structure fumigation. Ask how the inspector distinguishes active evidence from old evidence and which parts of the structure remain unexamined.
A localized treatment does not automatically cover concealed infestations elsewhere. Confirm the treated area, preparation, follow-up and any written coverage.
Call (323) 689-7617 with the full property address, observed evidence and the service you need. Confirm availability, any inspection charge and the written scope. Compare no tent termite treatment and the Jacksonville area guides. See [UF/IFAS Duval County termite resources](https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/duval/hort-and-pest/termites/) and [FDACS termite information](https://www.fdacs.gov/Consumer-Resources/Health-and-Safety/Protect-Your-Home-from-Pests/Termites) for independent background.
Explore local guidance for Jacksonville Beach and Middleburg. Call (323) 689-7617 with the full address to confirm this service and availability.
How it works
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Describe the evidence
Provide the address, building type and where the problem appeared.
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Review the assessment
Confirm identification, access, proposed method and the limits of the inspection.
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Agree on the scope
Read the price, preparation, exclusions and follow-up arrangements.
Pricing
Price depends on inspection findings, building size, access, method and ongoing service. Confirm fees, exclusions and written terms with the provider.