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Termite Control in Comfort

Termite Inspections From Foundation to Perimeter

Properties along the Guadalupe River corridor can provide the moist soil, mature trees, and wood sources that support subterranean termites. These insects live underground and can enter a structure through narrow mud tubes built along foundations and other protected surfaces.

At Covenant Pest Control, we begin termite service for Comfort properties with a detailed property inspection, not a one-size-fits-all treatment. We’re a family-owned company serving Texas Hill Country homes and businesses since 2013. Our licensed and insured pest management professionals complete continuous education to stay current with industry advancements.

Request a free termite estimate in person or by phone. Call (830) 320-4002 to discuss your Comfort property with our team.

Free Estimates Backed by Free Follow-Up Service

We provide free estimates so you can understand the recommended treatment before deciding how to proceed. Flexible financing options are also available for different needs and budgets.

Our satisfaction guarantee continues after treatment. If you discover pests between scheduled visits, we’ll return and address the issue at no additional charge.

How to Spot Subterranean Termites

Subterranean termites live in underground colonies and travel between soil and wood through mud tubes. Because much of this activity remains behind walls, below floors, or inside crawlspaces, structural damage can develop before the infestation becomes obvious.

Termite swarming season in the Texas Hill Country is typically most active from February through April. Warm weather following rain can trigger winged reproductive termites to leave an established colony and form new ones.

Warning signs around a Comfort property can include:

Mud tubes: Pencil-width earthen lines across foundations, crawlspace supports, or other surfaces
Discarded wings: Small piles of matching wings near windows, doors, or light sources after a swarm
Damaged wood: Wood that sounds hollow when tapped or appears blistered along the surface
Active swarmers: Winged termites emerging indoors or close to the foundation

Swarmers don’t always reveal where the colony is located. A professional inspection can determine whether the insects are termites, identify visible activity, and uncover conditions that may be giving them access to the structure.

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Our Termite Inspection & Treatment Process in Comfort

Recommendations begin with the property’s construction, visible evidence, and surrounding conditions. We inspect these factors before recommending a liquid application, termite baiting system, or other property-specific treatment.

Our process includes:

Foundation inspection: We check accessible foundation surfaces for mud tubes, entry points, and visible termite activity.
Crawlspace review: Where present and accessible, we examine crawlspaces for damaged wood, moisture, and termite evidence.
Perimeter assessment: We inspect exterior areas for conducive conditions such as wood-to-soil contact and excess moisture.
Species identification: We identify the termite species and use those findings to guide the treatment plan.
Customized application: Based on the property and identified species, we apply a liquid soil termiticide barrier or termite baiting system. A termiticide is a pesticide formulated specifically to control termites.

Weekly training keeps our pest management professionals current on effective products, including eco-friendly termiticide options. We offer family-friendly treatments designed for use around children and pets, along with eco-friendly methods designed to protect local ecosystems.

Customized Protection for Homes & Businesses

We tailor treatments to each residential or commercial property rather than applying the same plan to every structure. Construction type, access points, moisture, wood-to-soil contact, and signs of active termites all shape our recommendations.

We also provide lawn care services. Ask about available options when discussing your property’s pest and termite needs.

Lowering Termite Risk Between Professional Visits

Moisture management and routine exterior checks can reduce favorable termite conditions and make activity easier to spot. These steps don’t replace an inspection, but they can help you monitor vulnerable areas between visits.

Focus on these areas around the structure:

Separate soil from wood: Keep soil from directly touching wooden siding, trim, door frames, or structural supports.
Move stored lumber: Keep firewood and scrap wood away from the building and elevated off the ground.
Check the foundation: Look periodically for new mud tubes, especially near cracks, utility penetrations, and crawlspace openings.
Watch for moisture: Check for persistent dampness near the foundation, including moisture caused by leaks or drainage problems.

If you open a suspected mud tube, note its location rather than disturbing the surrounding area further. Our technicians can examine that spot and other accessible parts of the property for related activity.

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What do cockroaches eat?

Cockroaches feed on both plants and animals. They will feast on almost anything but especially like sugary foods, grease and fat, starches, and meat products.
They will even eat glue, book bindings, and human hair.
Cockroaches are attracted to decaying plants, rotting trash, compost piles, dog droppings, and cat litter. These unwanted pests are known as the sanitation workers of the animal kingdom. The worse something smells, the more attracted the cockroaches are.
Keeping your home and yard clear of debris and utilizing pest control will help eliminate these pesky critters.
Lifecycle of a Cockroach

Cockroaches go through 3 stages of life: egg, nymph, and adult. Females produce one egg sac each month for ten months. Each sac contains on average 16 eggs. The female cockroach will carry an egg case for several days and will then place it in a safe, damp place.
On average cockroaches live 6 to 15 months depending on the species, moisture, and temperature.
Am I legally obligated to do a new construction treatment?

Yes. Here in Texas, it is legally mandated for all new wood constructions to incorporate termite preventive measures. This is not just the case in Texas but in the majority of the country. At least 34 states require some kind of termite treatment for all new wood constructions, and most of these states are in the southern half of the country, where most termite problems occur.

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Schedule Your Comfort Termite Inspection

Contact us to arrange an estimate at no cost, either in person or over the phone. You’ll receive a property-specific recommendation based on the inspection findings, identified termite species, and conditions around the structure.

Financing options can make treatment easier to plan for. Our satisfaction guarantee also includes free follow-up service if you discover pests between scheduled treatments.

Call (830) 320-4002 to schedule your termite estimate today.

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