Termite Treatment Services in Biloxi & Beyond

Termite Treatment Options

Different treatments are available depending on the type of termite you are dealing with. After our termite exterminators have conducted a thorough inspection of your home, we can choose the most effective treatment for your situation. 

During this process we also consider your family’s routine, whether there are children or pets in the home, and any special areas you are most concerned about, such as older additions or storage spaces. Many homes along the coast have a mix of older and newer construction, which can create unique conditions for termite activity. We take time to explain the pros and cons of each recommended treatment in plain language, so you understand how it works, what kind of access we will need, and how we will help you protect your investment over time.

One of the treatments that we offer is called a non-repellant, which is an undetectable chemical that has a delayed toxicity. Termites can’t see, smell, or taste this chemical, which is spread from one termite to another. As a long-term treatment, non-repellants are very effective but do take time to work to the fullest extent. 

Non-repellant products are often a strong choice when we want termites to continue moving naturally through the soil and structural elements, carrying the material back to the colony. This can be especially helpful around slab foundations and porches commonly found in our coastal region, where direct access to every possible entry point is not always practical. We will talk through how long you can expect the treatment to take, how we monitor progress, and when follow-up visits may be recommended to check that the colony has been fully controlled.

Another treatment we offer is a foaming penetrant. This is applied to the wood that termites are currently feasting on. It sinks into the wood and causes it to become toxic to the termites. We typically pair this treatment with a non-repellant treatment in order to achieve fast results. 

Foaming products can be particularly useful in wall voids, around window frames, and in other tight spaces where termites are actively feeding but access is limited. By expanding into cracks and crevices, the foam reaches hidden galleries that might otherwise be missed with more traditional application methods. When we combine foaming treatments with soil applications or other long-term solutions, we aim to address both the visible activity you are seeing now and the unseen colony that could continue causing damage if left untreated.

Do you have questions about the termite treatments we offer in Biloxi or surrounding areas? Call our team today at (228) 338-6365 or contact us online for more information.

Preventing Future Termite Damage

Once active termites have been treated, the next step is reducing the chances that they come back. Prevention is especially important in our warm, humid coastal climate, where soil moisture and mild winters allow termites to stay active for much of the year. Simple changes around your property can make your home less inviting to termites and help your professional treatments last longer. By combining practical prevention habits with ongoing monitoring, you can protect your home and avoid surprise damage down the road.

We often look at drainage, ventilation, and wood-to-soil contact when recommending prevention steps for homes in and around Biloxi. Keeping gutters clear, directing downspouts away from the foundation, and repairing leaky faucets or plumbing can help reduce excess moisture that attracts termites. It is also helpful to keep firewood, lumber, and mulch away from the base of your home, and to avoid stacking materials directly against exterior walls. These changes work hand in hand with your treatment plan to create a less favorable environment for future termite activity.

Here are some simple ways you can support long-term termite protection:

• Improve moisture control by fixing leaks, using dehumidifiers in damp crawl spaces, and ensuring water flows away from your foundation.
• Reduce wood contact by lifting wood piles off the ground and keeping wooden structures from touching soil whenever possible.
• Watch for warning signs such as new mud tubes, soft spots in wood, or swarms around doors and windows, and contact us promptly if you notice changes.
• Schedule periodic checks so we can look for early signs of activity and address small issues before they grow into major problems.

If you want ongoing peace of mind, we can talk with you about setting up routine visits for termite control Biloxi homeowners can rely on year after year. During these visits, we check for new activity, review any changes to your property, and answer questions about maintenance or home improvement projects that could affect termite risk. This partnership approach helps you stay ahead of problems and keeps your home better protected against the challenges of our Gulf Coast environment.