Serving Florida since 1951
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Our licensed termite exterminator will create a customized termite solution that is specific to your home.
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How Do I Get Rid of Termites?
There are several DIY ways to get rid of and prevent termites, but none are as effective as calling in a professional pest control company.
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Orlando Termite Control
The smartest homeowner can’t compete with a trained technician’s experience, knowledge, and commercial-grade products and equipment.
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If you suspect you have termites in your home, it’s important to take action quickly. Telltale signs like hollow-sounding wood and mud tubes will let you know they’re taking over.
Best Central FL Termite Control
Florida is particularly prone to massive termite colonies that can severely damage homes, as they thrive in warm, humid climates like those in the Orlando area. Homeowners dread the discovery of termites near or in their homes. These destructive insects can cause major problems in a short amount of time. These kinds of situations are why it’s important you contact your experts at AAA Plus Exterminating to perform termite control at the first sign of a termite problem. Call Us today & schedule your appointment!
About Us
We are a family owned & operated company. AAAPlus Exterminating has been certified with the state of Florida since 1951. Serving: Orange, Seminole, Brevard & the Greater Orlando areas
Different Types of Termites in Orlando, FL
The two primary types of termites you’ll come across in Central Florida: subterranean termites & drywood termites. AAA Plus Exterminating will identify which type you are have, since they may require different treatment methods.
Subterranean termites: Subterranean termites live in both your foundational wood, soil, and any compost piles around your home. They create mud tubes, or highways out of wood and soil, to travel in your home. This termite type generally does more damage than drywood termites do, because of their saw-toothed jaws. Given enough time, subterranean termites can completely collapse a building. Subterranean termite colonies can grow very large, ranging from 100,000 to millions of termites.
Drywood termites: While subterranean termites require contact with soil in order to live, drywood termites can live exclusively in wood. They do not create mud tubes to travel. Drywood termite colonies can readily grow up to 2,500 termites.
We Proudly Service Central Florida
Central Florida: Orlando, Goldenrod, Winter Park, Casselberry, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Maitland, Longwood, Heathrow, Altamonte Springs,
Lake Mary, Geneva, Clarcona, Lake Monroe, Ocoee, Gotha, Christmas, Apopka, Sanford & Windermere