Commercial Termite Control

Commercial Termite Control For The Washington D.C. Area

As wood destroying insects, termites are responsible for billions of dollars in property damages every year in the USA. For businesses in Washington D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia termite infestations can negatively impact their company’s productivity, profits and professional reputation. At American Pest we offer Commercial Termite Control Services for commercial and industrial facilities in Washington D.C. With over 80 years in the pest control industry, American Pest is the termite exterminator of choice for the D.C. area and have been entrusted to protect some our nation’s highest profiled buildings including the White House from the threat of termites.

Washington D.C. Commercial Termite Exterminators

It is common for termite activity to remain undetected without the trained eye of a pest control professional. In the early stages of an infestation termites keep their wood destroying activity concealed beneath flooring and behind walls, siding and wood trim and will destroy wooden structures leaving only the outer surface intact. Mud tunnels, holes in wood, as well as warped doors and floors are possible indications of termites in or around your commercial facility and should be tended to immediately to avoid severe termite damage. At American Pest Management we resolve termite issues for businesses in Washington D.C., Bethesda and Herndon as well as all of Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Commercial Termite Solutions From American Pest

Our commercial Termite Control is an effective pest control service that is designed to eliminate termite problems permanently and includes;

• A Thorough Termite Inspection
• Installation of the Sentricon® Termite Colony Elimination System
• Continuous Monitoring For New Termite Activity
• Regular Maintenance on Sentricon® Systems

American Pest has been an authorized operator of the Sentricon® Termite Colony Elimination System since 1995 and has installed thousands of units in residential homes, businesses and national historic properties in Washington D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia. With great success we continue to utilize the termite baiting technology to prevent termite damage and eliminate termite colonies where they’re present. At American Pest we do not use liquid termite treatments and our methods for resolving termite infestations do not include drilling and leave behind no odors that are offensive or harmful to your employees or customers. With continuous monitoring for the presence of new termite activity as part of our commercial termite services, American Pest guarantees complete elimination of existing termites as well as the prevention of new termite colony invasions for your company and will provide the Sentricon® Termite Colony Elimination System Certificate of Protection for businesses that utilize our services. For more information on our commercial termite control for Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia, please contact us.

Green Termite Control For Washington D.C. Area Companies

Sentricon® is the proven difference when it comes to environmentally friendly termite control. At American Pest we understand that it is important to you to protect your property, employees, customers and the environment we all share. As an EPA Presidential Green Challenge Award winner, you can feel confident that you have chosen the safest, most non-invasive termite control option available. That’s why we continue to choose Sentricon® over traditional liquid chemical treatments.

5 Reasons American Pest Chooses Eco-Friendly Sentricon®

1. Minimal application of active ingredient (literally grams) as compared to hundreds of gallons of liquid termiticides used in trenching and drilling treatments
2. Active ingredient is chemically engineered to control termites only and when professionally maintained, will not cause harm to humans, pets or wildlife
3. When professionally installed, no risk to applicator during initial treatment and continuous monitoring
4. Thousands of successful termite colony eliminations since 1995
5. EPA Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award Winner