Why Customers Choose Our Termite Team
A local pest control team answers the phone, knows the area, provides trusted local care and sends a pest control technician from the nearest branch. Entomo Pest Operations is family-owned, and the owners are actively involved in every aspect of the company.
The company advertises 145+ 5 Star Reviews, offers free re-treatment at no extra cost if pests return and includes free service callbacks.

- Same-day service is available if you call by noon, and Saturday service is offered.
- Service plans cover 20+ pests with bi-monthly treatments.
- Branches in Madera, Bakersfield, Modesto and Santa Clara keep hours Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.
Termite infestation damage is a structure problem, so the team also repairs it, and wood-destroying organism repairs include an inspection, a customized repair plan and damage restoration from termites, carpenter ants and other wood-destroying organisms. The termite repairs page states that the company is a Licensed General Contractor.
Termite Pricing and What Affects the Cost
The price of termite treatment depends on the property, so this page lists no fixed number. The type of termite, how far the infestation has spread, the size and construction of the home or building and the number of visits each change the total.
To get a price, ask for a quote, which shows the total for your property and what a service plan with bi-monthly treatments costs. The pest control page advertises a no startup fee promotion, and you can ask about it when you call (559) 395-4118.
Pricing for property inspections is by free quote request, and a fair quote starts with the facts of your property, so tell the team where you saw mud tubes, damaged wood or swarming insects and whether the building is a home, a shop or a rental.

How Our Termite Treatment Process Works
Every job follows the same four steps.
- Inspection: a pest control technician checks every area of your property for termites, damaged wood and entry points, including hard-to-reach areas.
- Treatment: a customized plan targets the termites the inspection found.
- Prevention: exclusion methods and advice on moisture and wood contact help keep new termites from moving in.
- Support: free callbacks are included, and free re-treatment applies if pests return.
Inspections use advanced technology to detect pests and entry points, and they lead to a customized treatment plan.
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Termite Control: What the Service Actually Includes
The service starts with a termite inspection of every area of your property, including hard-to-reach areas. The pest control technician looks for live termites, mud tubes, damaged wood and the gaps they use to get in, then writes a customized treatment plan.
Support continues after the visit because free callbacks are included, and treatment works well when it goes after the colony, its food source and the conditions that feed it, not only the ones you see.
Termite Services Our Team Provides
The team can provide termite inspection, treatment, prevention and support for homes and businesses. Termite and rodent control both follow a thorough inspection, a customized treatment plan and comprehensive exclusion methods to prevent return.
When termites have already damaged wood, the company also offers repairs, including sealing cracks and installing barriers as prevention, and property inspections serve residential and commercial customers who want to find problems early.
What Termite Treatment Includes, Step by Step
An inspection identifies the species and shows how far the infestation has spread, and a customized treatment follows, matched to what the pest control technician found in the structure and the materials it is built from.
Prevention covers the main entry points and the conditions that cause termites to move in, such as wood that touches the ground and damp areas, and support closes the loop with free callbacks to help prevent a future infestation.
How We Plan Termite Treatment Around Your Property
Every building has a different risk, because subterranean termites reach a structure from the soil and drywood termites live inside dry wood, so the plan depends on which of the two types the inspection finds.
The size of your property, the amount of damage, any insulation or wood that hides the problem and whether it is a home or a business also shape the plan, and the pest control technician explains each treatment before the work begins.
What to Expect Before, During, and After Termite Treatment
Before the visit, note where you saw signs and make the areas easy to reach, and during the visit the pest control technician inspects, explains what the inspection found and carries out the plan using the methods it described beforehand.
After the visit, free callbacks are included, and if pests return, free re-treatment applies at no extra cost.
How Termite Treatment Fits With Our Other Services
One call can cover more than termites, because the company also offers rodent control, bird control and tick control, and its service plans cover 20+ pests, including bed bugs, fleas, ants, cockroaches and spiders, while it also offers earwig control, beetle control, mosquito control and bee control.
Carpenter ant control sits next to this work because both pests damage wood, so instead of calling separate exterminators for each pest, you can ask one team about all of them.
Signs It Is Time for Termite Treatment
Common signs include mud tubes along a foundation, discarded wings near windows, tiny pellets under wood and wood that sounds hollow when tapped, and any of these is a reason to call for an inspection that can find the problem early.
Seeing swarming insects indoors or soft, damaged wood also means termites may be present, and the earlier the inspection, the less damage there is to repair.
Termite FAQ
How can I help prevent termites in my home?
Keep wood away from soil, fix leaks and damp areas and seal cracks to prevent termites. A pest control technician points out the conditions that attract termites at your home, and prevention is part of every plan, which adds protection for the structure.
Should you worry about termite damage?
Yes, because termites feed on wood and can weaken a structure over time. An inspection shows how far damage has spread, and wood-destroying organism repairs are available.
What do termite mud tunnels look like?
Mud tunnels are narrow tubes of soil and debris, often along a foundation or wall, and subterranean termites build them to travel between the ground and the wood.
What is the difference between subterranean and drywood termites?
Subterranean termites nest in soil and build mud tubes to reach wood, while drywood termites live inside dry wood and leave small pellets, and an inspection shows which species is present.
How do I know if I have termites or flying ants?
The two look alike at a glance, and other bugs such as silverfish are also mistaken for termites, so an inspection shows which insect is present and what to do next.
What if termites come back after treatment?
The company offers free re-treatment at no extra cost if pests return, and free service callbacks are included.
Do you treat businesses as well as homes?
Yes, the company serves homes and businesses, and property inspections serve residential and commercial customers.
How long does termite treatment take?
Timing depends on the type of termite, the spread of the infestation and the plan, so the pest control technician explains the visits your property needs, and same-day service is available if you call by noon.