Table of Contents Navigating the complexities of wood-destroying insect behavior requires a systematic understanding of their biological processes.
Termite Control
At Planet Orange, we take termites very seriously. Our beautiful California climate makes our communities very inviting to Drywood and Subterranean termites.
We start with a full structure inspection of your home or business and then provide several options to prevent the damage these wood-destroying organisms are creating.
Safe, Effective, and backed up by a multi-year warranty with follow-up annual inspections at your request.
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Termite Control
Your structure may have evidence of drywood and or subterranean termite activity. Wood-destroying organisms may not be something you have encountered before.
Our professionally licensed and trained inspectors will identify and document in a report the areas and types of activity your home or business currently have. Then we can offer up several service options available to exterminate the infestation and prevent more damage.
Each termite treatment is specifically designed for your structures needs. You pick the service option and the date and time and Planet Orange will show up, take care of your property and make sure you get a notice of completion along with the multi-year warranty.
Our Termite Inspectors and Technicians are state-licensed Branch 3 Field Representatives and applicators who have completed extensive testing that covers everything from building structure to entomology. While studying for those tests they are field trained on actual job sites. Our on-the-job training doesn’t just go on before they get their license, it continues progressively for the years that they are with us and many move into supervisor and management roles. This career growth for our employees is also our commitment to quality for all of our services.
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