Termite Control Georgetown TX | Free Inspections, Treatment & WDO Reports
Termites work silently for years while your home looks normal on the surface. By the time you see the damage, the colony has usually been feeding for a long time. We find them early, eliminate the colony, and protect your home with warranty-backed treatment. We also provide WDO reports and termite inspections for home sales, VA loans and new construction across Williamson County.
- Free termite inspections for Williamson County homeowners
- Liquid barrier and bait station treatment
- WDO reports for home sales, VA loans and new construction
- Annual monitoring and warranty protection
- No contract required
What We Look for on Every Georgetown Termite Inspection
We inspect the foundation, crawlspace, garage, and every wood-to-soil contact point. These are the signs we find most often in Georgetown homes:
Mud tubes on the foundation
The most reliable sign. We check your foundation, garage walls and crawlspace for mud tubes on every inspection.
Swarmers and shed wings
Winged termites or shed wings near windows in spring mean a colony is active close to your home. We identify swarmers vs flying ants on arrival.
Hollow-sounding wood
We knock on baseboards, door frames and trim. Hollow or papery sound means termites may have eaten the interior while leaving the surface intact.
Soft floors
Soft or sagging spots in floors are a common sign we find in Old Town's older pier-and-beam homes.
Sticking doors and windows
Sticking doors or windows that appeared without reason can signal structural change from termite activity in the frame.
Saw swarmers or mud tubes? Do not wait.
Georgetown termites swarm late February through May. Finding swarmers or mud tubes means an active colony is already close. The sooner we inspect, the less damage the colony does.
Found a Sign? Book Your Free Inspection: (737) 379-5045Where We Find Termites in Georgetown Homes
Nearly all termite damage in Georgetown comes from subterranean termites. We treat the specific vulnerabilities each home type presents:
Slab homes — Sun City, Wolf Ranch
We treat plumbing penetrations and expansion joints where subterranean termites enter slab homes. Sun City's slab construction makes this the highest-risk access point in the community.
Pier-and-beam homes — Old Town
We inspect exposed wood framing, original sill plates and any wood-to-soil contact in Georgetown's Victorian-era and early twentieth century homes. This is the highest-risk construction type in the city.
Limestone foundations
Limestone mortar cracks and expansion gaps redirect termites until they reach the wood behind the stone. We treat every gap we find.
Garages and outbuildings
Garages, sheds, woodsheds, detached workshops and outbuildings are common discovery sites. We inspect and treat detached structures too, not just the main home.
New construction
We provide pre-slab termiticide barrier for new construction before the slab is poured. This is the best time to protect any home.
Drywood termites, which nest in wood without soil contact, are rare in Georgetown. Nearly all local damage is subterranean. We confirm the species on every inspection so treatment is matched correctly.
Termite Treatment We Provide in Georgetown TX
Liquid barrier treatment (fast-acting, up to 10 years)
- Non-repellent termiticide applied in the soil around and under your foundation
- Termites carry it back to the colony, eliminating it from the inside
- Starts working immediately — best for active infestations and limestone foundations
- Protects the perimeter for up to ten years
Bait station system (low-chemical, ongoing monitoring)
- Stations installed in a ring around your property
- Termites share the bait through the colony, eliminating the queen
- Very little chemical — safe near wells and water, ideal for Sun City and river-adjacent homes
- We monitor and service the stations on a scheduled basis
For active infestations, we often combine both: liquid to stop the colony fast, plus bait monitoring to keep new colonies from establishing.
Not Sure Which Treatment You Need?
Free Inspection: (737) 379-5045Termite Inspections for Home Sales, VA Loans and New Construction
Many Georgetown termite calls are tied to a deadline, not an emergency. We provide the documentation lenders, buyers, sellers and builders require, on your closing timeline.
WDO reports for home sales
A WDO report (Wood Destroying Organism report) documents whether a property shows termite evidence. Buyers, sellers and agents order these before closing. We inspect, document and schedule around your closing date.
VA loan termite inspections
VA loans in Texas require a wood-destroying insect inspection on the NPMA-33 form before closing. We are licensed for it and provide the exact documentation your lender and the VA need.
Lender-required subterranean termite treatment
Some lenders require documented subterranean termite protection before they fund. We provide the treatment and the paperwork on your closing timeline.
Builder foundation pretreatment
We apply a termiticide barrier before the slab is poured on new construction. This is the best time to protect any home, and we document it for your records and any lender requirement.
Need a WDO report or termite inspection for a sale?
We work with real estate agents and property managers across Georgetown and Williamson County. Call us with your closing date and we will schedule around it.
(737) 379-5045Termite Treatment Cost in Georgetown TX
Termite pricing is based on your home's perimeter, foundation type and how established the colony is. We never quote blind. Your exact price comes from a free inspection.
| Service | Typical Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Termite inspection | Free | Free for Williamson County homeowners |
| WDO report / termite letter | $100 – $200 | Home sales, refinance, VA loans |
| Liquid barrier treatment | $1,200 – $3,000 | Based on perimeter and foundation |
| Bait station system (install + year 1) | $1,000 – $2,500 | Includes monitoring |
| Builder foundation pretreatment | $500 – $1,500 | Pre-slab, new construction |
| Annual monitoring / renewal | $200 – $400 per year | Keeps warranty valid |
Standard homeowners insurance does not cover termite damage. Insurers treat it as preventable. Catching a colony early with a free inspection costs a fraction of repairing hollowed-out floor framing.
Insurance Will Not Cover It. We Will Find It First: (737) 379-5045
How Our Georgetown Termite Treatment Works
Free inspection
We walk your foundation, crawlspace, garage and all outbuildings. UV and moisture detection helps us find termite activity the eye misses. You get a clear picture of the problem before we quote anything.
Upfront quote
A specific price before any work starts. Liquid, bait or both, explained plainly. No pressure and no long-term contract.
Treatment
We treat with the method matched to your home. Sun City slabs and Old Town pier-and-beam homes have different vulnerabilities and get treated for what they actually need.
Warranty and annual monitoring
We back our work with warranty coverage and annual re-inspections. This keeps your warranty valid and catches any new activity early, before it becomes damage.
How long does treatment take to work?
A liquid barrier begins controlling active colonies within about 90 days as it transfers through the colony. Bait systems work over a few months. We confirm the colony is eliminated before we close the job.
When Termites Are Most Active in Georgetown
- Spring (Feb to May): Swarm season. We find swarmers and shed wings near windows most often now. The best time to inspect before new colonies establish.
- Rest of year: Termites keep feeding through summer, fall and Georgetown's mild winter. There is no off-season. Subterranean colonies feed underground every month of the year.
Waiting for next spring to treat a colony you found this year gives it months of extra feeding time.
Termite Treatment Across Georgetown and Williamson County
We inspect and treat throughout Georgetown (78626, 78628, 78633):
- Sun City (78633): Slab construction with plumbing penetrations and expansion joints as entry points. Annual inspection recommended every year without exception.
- Old Town and downtown (78626): Victorian-era and early twentieth century homes with original wood framing face the highest termite risk in the city.
- Wolf Ranch and Morningstar (78628): New construction on freshly graded soil — where builder foundation pretreatment matters most.
- Berry Creek and Serenada: Established homes with mature tree canopy and irrigation hold the soil moisture subterranean termites depend on.
We also serve Round Rock, Leander, Cedar Park, Liberty Hill and Jarrell.
Do Not Wait for the Damage. Book Your Free Inspection Today.
Every month you wait, the colony keeps feeding — and insurance will not cover the bill. We find termites early, eliminate the colony, and protect your home with warranty-backed treatment. We also provide WDO reports and inspections for sales, VA loans and new construction.
(737) 379-5045 — Free Termite InspectionTermite Control Georgetown TX — FAQ
How much does termite treatment cost in Georgetown TX?
Liquid barrier treatment runs $1,200 to $3,000 based on your home's perimeter. A bait station system with first-year monitoring runs $1,000 to $2,500. A WDO report for a home sale runs $100 to $200. The inspection is free and your exact price comes from it.
Do you provide WDO reports or termite letters for a home sale?
Yes. We provide WDO reports and termite letters for home sales, refinances and lender requirements across Williamson County. We work with your real estate agent and schedule around your closing date.
Do you do VA loan termite inspections in Georgetown?
Yes. VA loans in Texas require a wood-destroying insect inspection on the NPMA-33 form before closing. We are licensed for it and deliver the exact documentation your lender and the VA require.
Do you offer builder foundation pretreatment?
Yes. We apply a termiticide barrier before the slab is poured on new construction, and document it for your records and any lender requirement. New construction is the best time to protect a home from termites.
Do you treat sheds, garages and outbuildings?
Yes. We often find termites in a woodshed or detached garage before the main home is affected. We inspect and treat outbuildings as part of every service.
Does homeowners insurance cover termite damage?
No. Insurers classify termite damage as preventable through routine maintenance, so it is almost never covered. This is exactly why annual inspections matter in Georgetown, where subterranean termites are active year-round. A yearly inspection catches activity while treatment is far cheaper than repair.
Do I need tenting or fumigation for termites in Georgetown?
Almost never. Tenting targets drywood termites, which are rare in Central Texas. Nearly all Georgetown damage comes from subterranean termites, treated with soil barriers and bait. If someone is quoting you a tent for a Georgetown home, get a second opinion first.
When do termites swarm in Georgetown?
Late February through May. Finding swarmers or shed wings near windows or lights means an active colony is close. Both are signals to call right away, not watch and wait.
How soon can you inspect?
We schedule promptly across Williamson County and same-day service is often available — especially if you found swarmers or mud tubes or are on a closing deadline. The inspection is free for homeowners.
What is the difference between liquid termite treatment and bait stations?
Liquid barrier acts quickly, transfers through the colony, and protects for up to ten years. Bait stations use minimal chemical and work more gradually. Liquid is better for active infestations and limestone foundations. Bait is ideal near water and for homeowners who prefer a low-chemical approach. We recommend the right fit after inspection.
Can termites come back after treatment?
They can try. A liquid barrier protects for years, and bait stations intercept new foraging colonies. Annual inspections keep your warranty valid and catch new activity early. Treatment plus monitoring is what turns a one-time fix into lasting protection.
Can I do a termite inspection myself?
You can check for the obvious signs — mud tubes and soft wood — but subterranean termites hide in soil and inside walls where a visual check misses them. A licensed inspection finds activity long before the damage is visible, which is why we offer it free. DIY checks are useful between professional inspections, not a replacement for them.