🪲 Termite Control in Nassau County, NY

Nassau County has significant subterranean termite activity, particularly in older wood-frame homes built before 1960. Eastern subterranean termites are the predominant species — they build mud tubes from soil to wood and cause structural damage that’s often hidden for years.

Nassau County’s extensive inventory of Levittown-era homes (1947–1965) and similar post-war construction creates ideal termite conditions: wood framing close to grade, minimal concrete vapor barriers, and aged construction-grade lumber that softens over decades. Many homes have additions and renovations that created new wood-to-soil contact. Spring swarmer season (March–May) is when termite activity is most visible.

How We Treat Termites in Nassau County

• Termidor liquid soil barrier — Injected around the foundation perimeter, creating a chemical barrier that kills termites on contact. Protection lasts 10+ years under normal soil conditions.
• Sentricon bait station system — In-ground monitoring and baiting system that intercepts termites and eliminates the colony continuously.
• Annual inspection and monitoring — Confirms the barrier remains effective and detects any new termite activity early.
• Mud tube removal and damage assessment — Removes visible mud tubes and evaluates structural damage requiring repair.