Termites are two bills, and knowing that saves you money
Treatment kills the colony, and that is pest control’s bill. Repair rebuilds what they ate, and that is ours. Companies that sell both under one vague number make it hard to see what you are paying for. Keep them separate: treat first so the damage stops growing, then rebuild once, properly.
Typical repair ranges
The honest variable is how far it goes behind what you can see, which is why we open the damage and assess before quoting the rebuild, and why every quote arrives in writing.
Skip the guesswork. Call 855-695-1195 and we will usually price your exact job over the phone in minutes. The quote is free and it is in writing.
Insurance, honestly
Homeowners insurance almost never covers termite damage, because insurers classify it as gradual and preventable. Budget as if the repair is yours, and treat prevention, moisture control, sealed wood and periodic inspection, as the real insurance policy. An escrow-driven repair for a home sale is its own fast lane, and we work those timelines routinely.
Good questions, straight answers
Trim and fascia typically $300 to $800, deck and stair damage $400 to $1,200, structural framing $1,000 to $3,000 or more depending on spread. Assessment first, then a written number.
Treatment is the pest control trade and repair is ours, and keeping those bills separate protects you. We coordinate the order so treatment happens first and the rebuild happens once.
Almost never. Insurers call termite damage gradual and preventable. The realistic plan is prevention and early repair, not a claim.
Yes. Escrow repair timelines are routine for us, with documentation the transaction needs.
Rather have it handled? Call 855-695-1195 and a real person will price the job over the phone. We answer in under three rings.
