Who Treats Termites in the Lexington Area, KY?
14 pest companies in the Lexington Area, KY name termites, and 14 of them name it on their own website. Most sit around Lexington (12) and Frankfort (2).
- Companies14
- Named on own site14 of 14
- Open Saturdays9 of 14
- With public reviews13 of 14
Quick Answers
Do I need a termite inspection to sell a house?
Many lenders ask for a wood destroying insect inspection, often called a WDI report. Ask the company if they write those reports when you call.
Does a termite company need a license in Kentucky?
Yes. Kentucky licenses or certifies anyone who applies pesticides on someone else’s property for pay, through its state pesticide regulator, most often the department of agriculture. Ask for the license number before work starts.
Who Lists Termites
Companies that name termites on their own site come first, then the ones that name the most pests.
- Names termites on its siteOpen 7 days
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its site
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its site
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its site
- Names termites on its site
- Names termites on its siteOpen 7 days
Rapid Exterminator Services
- Organic options
- Extermination
- Names termites on its siteSaturdays
- Names termites on its site
- Names termites on its siteOpen 7 days
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Read the termites field guide for photos, signs, costs and the season in Kentucky. Drywood Termites. Flying Ants vs Termites. Subterranean Termites.
What to Know Before You Call About Termites
Most termite damage in the United States comes from subterranean termites, which come up from the soil and need moisture. Drywood termites live inside dry wood in warm coastal and southern states. The right treatment depends on which one you have.
A good inspection covers the basement or crawl space, the outside of the foundation, the garage and any wood that touches soil. Ask what they found and where.
There are two common ways to treat. One is a liquid barrier in the soil around the house. The other is bait stations set in the yard. Ask about the warranty and how long it lasts.