Professional Termite Inspection and Treatment in Metro Detroit

Termites can remain hidden behind walls, beneath floors and inside structural wood while damage progresses. Pro Action Pest Control provides detailed termite inspections and treatment recommendations based on activity, construction and property conditions.

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Find Hidden Termite Activity Before Damage Expands

Common Termite Warning Signs

Possible signs include mud tubes on foundations, winged swarmers, piles of discarded wings, hollow or blistered wood and damage that follows the grain. Activity may be hidden even when no insects are visible.

Our Termite Control Approach

We inspect accessible structural areas, moisture conditions and evidence of termite movement. Treatment is selected according to the infestation, building design and areas that need protection.

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Metro Detroit Termite Inspection & Control

Subterranean termites travel between soil and wood through protected pathways. Moisture near foundations, wood-to-soil contact, leaking plumbing and damaged drainage can increase risk. Because surface appearance can be misleading, professional evaluation is important when warning signs are present.

Pro Action Pest Control explains the inspection findings, treatment options and any conditions that should be corrected. Depending on the property, ongoing monitoring or follow-up may be recommended to confirm protection.

Frequently Asked Termite Control Questions

Get answers about termite signs, inspection and treatment options.

What are the most common signs of termites?

Mud tubes, swarmers, discarded wings and damaged or hollow-sounding wood are common warning signs. Some infestations remain hidden, so an inspection may be needed even without obvious evidence.

No. They differ in body shape, antennae and wing proportions, but can be difficult to distinguish quickly. Save a sample or take a clear photo for professional identification.

No. Termites can feed inside wood while leaving a thin outer surface intact. Damage may not become visible until wood is opened, probed or structurally weakened.

The technician examines accessible structural areas, foundations, moisture-prone zones and evidence of termite activity. Findings are used to recommend treatment and corrective steps.

Persistent moisture, drainage problems and wood-to-soil contact can create favorable conditions. Correcting these issues supports the treatment and helps protect the structure.

Expert Exterminators in Metro Detroit Serving Southeast Michigan

Need termite control in Livonia, Metro Detroit, Ann Arbor and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities? Call Pro Action Pest Control at (248) 403-4908 or request a quote online.