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Our contractors can repair or replace that damaged wood. Professional Termite Damage Structural Repair services from Crawlspace Medic.

A Homeowner's Worst Nightmare:

Hungry, hungry termites.

These small but mighty pests can cause incredible damage to your home, eating away at the wooden structural supports. That’s why Crawlspace Medic offers professional termite prevention and remediation for your home. With your basement and crawlspace secure from pests, you can feel confident in the safety and integrity of your home.

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We Repair Termite Damage Under Your Home

We repair termite damage that we identify or that has been identified by a pest control company or inspection report. We do not remove active termite infestations ourselves, but we work with local pest control companies to repair damage after they’ve fixed your termite problem!

Unsure what’s going on under your home? If we see an active termite infestation in your crawl space, we’ll recommend a solution with a local pest control company and repair damage once they’ve cleared out your pests.

The Crawlspace Medic technicians did a thorough inspection and give a detailed report of what was need to rehab my crawlspace and repair the standing water there. Their estimate for repair was reasonable and the technicians were prompt, thorough, professional and friendly. I’m completely satisfied with my new neat, clean and dry crawlspace, so far. Thank you for a job well done.

Crawlspace Medic did a great job on our crawl space! Very professional, prompt, and we were able to see a drastic drop in the humidity under the house in a very short time! They even returned several times after completion of their work, to check on the water/humidity. Highly recommend!

The amount of work they put in to my crawlspace was excellent and worth every penny spent. Between removal of everything and install of the support beam, concrete pads, new insulation and vapor barrier and surprise work with replacement of some actually floor joists and broken pipes I can’t recommend these guys enough.

Termite Damage FAQ

What attracts termites to my house?

What conditions attract termites? We usually associate termites with wood. But different types of termites are attracted to specific conditions. The three common types of termites are dampwood, drywood, and subterranean.

Dampwood Termites

Dampwood termites seek wood that is damp or moist, wood that is water damaged, and wood that rests directly on the ground.

Drywood Termites

Drywood termites get the moisture they need from the air, so they do not necessarily need to live in wood that is damp or water damaged.

Subterranean Termites

Subterranean termites need moist soil and wood that is in contact with the ground. Creating tunnels through the mud and to the wood, these termites thrive in humid conditions.

While we’re not an extermination company, Crawlspace Medic makes sure that your crawl space or basement is an inhospitable environment for termites and other wood-eating pests.

Using techniques like encapsulating your crawl space, repairing dry rot, and dehumidifying your basement or crawl space, we eliminate the conditions that attract all varieties of termites.

Can termites enter through concrete?

Termites can enter through cracks and gaps in your concrete

In addition to wood under and around your home, termites can enter your home through cracks, gaps, and crevices in your foundation’s concrete. Whether they enter through the crawl space, basement, or even through cracks around your windows and doors, these pests can quickly make themselves at home, causing incredible damage to your home.

How do I know if I have termites in my crawl space?

Because termites cause most of their damage inside the wood, catching termites can sometimes be tricky if you don’t know what to look for.

Keep an eye out for the following signs:

Small holes in the surface of the wood
Wood damage that’s been patched with mud
Small tunnels in the mud
Termite wings and dead termites
Hollow sound when you tap wooden beams

One common misconception about termites is that they leave sawdust. While carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and wood-boring beetles produce sawdust as they chew through wood, termites don’t.

Dampwood and drywood termites, however, do leave behind droppings that can look similar to sawdust. And subterranean termites leave feces that are actually more liquid and are used to build their tunnels through the mud and wood.

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