How it Works:

Eliminate termites before they even find your home. At Anthem, we eradicate colonies differently.

Our colony elimination system gets rid of individual workers, decreases the amount of food the colony can gather, and stops the queen from producing eggs.

Our Process:

1. Home Inspection: Service pro inspects interior/exterior for signs of termite activity.

2. Liquid Injection: Service pro injects Termidor HP around the base of the home, creating a seamless liquid barrier.

3. Install Stations: Service pro strategically installs Trelona colony elimination stations ever 15ft around home's perimeter.

4. Annual Warranty: Service Pro inspects and replaces consumed Trelona cartridges and treats any new visible activity.

Why Work with Anthem?

✅ Reliable & Fast Service: We'll be there when we say we'll be there. You can even track us on the day of your service.

✅ Fair Pricing: Our #1 priority is to provide you with value.

✅ Unlimited Callbacks for $0: Bugs are back? So are we - give us a call and your service pro will retreat at no extra cost to you.

FAQ

• How do termites reproduce?

  • Termites reproduce through mating between winged reproductive termites. Queen termites lay thousands of eggs, which grow into different castes within the colony.

• What kind of wood do termites eat?

  • Termites eat cellulose, found in most wood types, but prefer softer woods like pine, cedar, and spruce.

• What are the signs of a termite inspection?

  • Signs include hollowed or damaged wood, mud tubes, discarded wings, and small, pellet-like droppings.

• Are Termites Dangerous?

  • Termites are not particularly harmful to humans but can cause significant structural damage to buildings and wooden objects, thereby potentially harming humans physically or financially due to structural collapse.

• How to get rid of termites?

  • Identify the infestation, use liquid termite treatments or bait stations, and consult a professional exterminator if needed.