Mud tubes
Shelter tubes around foundations, crawlspaces, piers, garage edges, or expansion joints.
Termite pressure is local
Moisture, crawlspaces, slabs, and wooded lots all change the termite plan.
Upstate properties can have very different termite risk from one street to the next. A good termite recommendation should look at the structure, soil contact, moisture, crawlspace access, expansion joints, wood-to-ground contact, and any signs of active activity.
What to watch for
Termites often show up quietly before the damage is obvious.
If you are seeing any of these signs, do not treat it like a normal ant problem. Get the area inspected so the treatment plan matches the activity.
Swarmers or wings
Small winged insects or discarded wings near windows, doors, lights, or interior trim.
Soft or damaged wood
Wood that sounds hollow, blisters, breaks apart easily, or looks layered inside.
Moisture problems
Standing water, drainage problems, plumbing leaks, or damp crawlspace conditions.
How it works
A termite call should produce a clear plan, not a mystery quote.
We keep the first step simple: inspect, explain what we found, then recommend the termite path that fits the property.
Inspect the property
We review visible activity, conducive conditions, access points, crawlspaces, slabs, and moisture patterns.
Explain what we found
You get plain-language notes on what appears active, what needs watching, and what conditions may increase risk.
Recommend the treatment path
The plan depends on the home, not a generic menu. Treatment, prevention, and monitoring can be different jobs.
Schedule next steps
Tango keeps the handoff clear with text-friendly scheduling and the details needed before service.
Treatment options
The right termite service depends on what the inspection shows.
Some properties need active treatment. Others need prevention, monitoring, or documentation before a sale. This section is built so you can edit the exact service paths Tango offers.
Termite treatment
For properties where the inspection points to current termite activity or a treatment area that needs direct attention.
Protection and monitoring
For homeowners who want termite prevention, ongoing visibility, or support before activity becomes obvious.
Inspection and next-step notes
For real estate, repair planning, or homeowners who need a clear read on termite risk before deciding.
Termite questions
Questions people ask before booking termite control.
Keep these short. The goal is to remove hesitation and push the visitor into a quote or inspection request.
Are termites covered by a normal pest control plan?
Usually no. Termites need a separate inspection and treatment plan because they behave differently than ants, roaches, spiders, and other general pests.
Do I need service if I only saw flying insects?
Maybe. Swarmers can be a termite warning sign, but they can also be confused with other insects. A termite inspection is the right next step before assuming.
Can Tango quote termite control without seeing the property?
Not accurately. Termite recommendations depend on activity, construction type, access, moisture, and the treatment path.
Ready to check for termite activity?
Send Tango the property address and what you are seeing. We will help you choose the right next step.
Termite quote
Tell Tango what you are seeing.
Send the address and the termite concern. We will help you sort out whether this needs inspection, treatment, prevention, or documentation.