TermiGuard, Inc 2007
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Corporate Headquarters • 142 lakeview Drive South • Gibbsboro, New Jersey 08026
South Jersey • 856.435.0332 Jersey Shore • 609.601.9400
Corporate Headquarters • 142 lakeview Drive South • Gibbsboro, New Jersey 08026
South Jersey • 856.435.0332 Jersey Shore • 609.601.9400
PEST CONTROL SERVICES:
·Residential Pest Control
·Commercial Pest Control
·Industrial Pest Control
·Rental Properties Pest Control
·Hospital Pest Control
·Restaurant Pest Control
·Hospitality Pest Control
·Motel Pest Control
·Hotel Pest Control
·School Pest Control
·Retail Pest Control
·Municipal Pest Control
·Religious Facility Pest Control
·Townhouse Pest Control
·Apartment Pest Control
·Condominium Pest Control
·Food Service Pest Control
·Health Care Pest Control
·Mall Pest Control
·Casino Pest Control
·Perimeter Treatments
·Yard Power Sprays
·Property Management Pest Control
TERMITE CONTROL SERVICES:
·Termite Treatments
·Termite Damage Repair
·Termite Bait System
·Termite Liquid Treatments
·Termite Preventative Plans
·Termite Inspections
·Termite Real Estate Inspections
·Termite Warranty
·Termite Evaluation
·Residential Termite Control
·Commercial Termite Control
·Industrial Termite Control
·Rental Properties Termite Control l
·Hospital Termite Control
·Restaurant Termite Control
·Hospitality Termite Control
·Motel Termite Control
·Hotel Termite Control
·School Termite Control
·Retail Termite Control
·Municipal Termite Control
·Religious Facility Termite Control
·Townhouse Termite Control
·Apartment Termite Control
·Condominium Termite Control
·Food Service Termite Control
·Health Care Termite Control
·Mall Termite Control
·Casino Termite Control
·Property Management Termite Control
·Residential Pest Control
·Commercial Pest Control
·Industrial Pest Control
·Rental Properties Pest Control
·Hospital Pest Control
·Restaurant Pest Control
·Hospitality Pest Control
·Motel Pest Control
·Hotel Pest Control
·School Pest Control
·Retail Pest Control
·Municipal Pest Control
·Religious Facility Pest Control
·Townhouse Pest Control
·Apartment Pest Control
·Condominium Pest Control
·Food Service Pest Control
·Health Care Pest Control
·Mall Pest Control
·Casino Pest Control
·Perimeter Treatments
·Yard Power Sprays
·Property Management Pest Control
TERMITE CONTROL SERVICES:
·Termite Treatments
·Termite Damage Repair
·Termite Bait System
·Termite Liquid Treatments
·Termite Preventative Plans
·Termite Inspections
·Termite Real Estate Inspections
·Termite Warranty
·Termite Evaluation
·Residential Termite Control
·Commercial Termite Control
·Industrial Termite Control
·Rental Properties Termite Control l
·Hospital Termite Control
·Restaurant Termite Control
·Hospitality Termite Control
·Motel Termite Control
·Hotel Termite Control
·School Termite Control
·Retail Termite Control
·Municipal Termite Control
·Religious Facility Termite Control
·Townhouse Termite Control
·Apartment Termite Control
·Condominium Termite Control
·Food Service Termite Control
·Health Care Termite Control
·Mall Termite Control
·Casino Termite Control
·Property Management Termite Control
TERMIGUARD PREVENTATIVE PLANS (SEASONGUARD PLUS):
·Comprehensive Termite And Pest Inspection
·Unlimited Pest Protection
·Unlimited Termite Protection
·Six Annual Services
·Unlimited Emergency Call Backs
·Spider Web/Cobb Web Removal
·TermiGuard’s Advance Termite Bait System
·Lifetime Renewable Termite Warranty
·Insect Entry Point Vacuuming
TERMIGUARD PREVENTATIVE PLANS (NO WORRIES):
·Comprehensive Termite Warranty
·Termite Damage Warranty
·Termite Re-Infestation Warranty
·Termite Inspection
·TermiGuard’s Advance Termite Bait System
COVERED PESTS:
·Termite Control
·Ant Control
·Carpenter Ant Control
·Carpenter Bee Control
·Wood Destroying Beetle Control
·Flea Control
·Tick Control
·Spider Control
·Cricket Control
·Bee Control
·Wasp Control
·Bed Bug Control
·Mouse Control
·Rat control
·Cockroach Control
·Earwig Control
·Clothes Moth Control
·Comprehensive Termite And Pest Inspection
·Unlimited Pest Protection
·Unlimited Termite Protection
·Six Annual Services
·Unlimited Emergency Call Backs
·Spider Web/Cobb Web Removal
·TermiGuard’s Advance Termite Bait System
·Lifetime Renewable Termite Warranty
·Insect Entry Point Vacuuming
TERMIGUARD PREVENTATIVE PLANS (NO WORRIES):
·Comprehensive Termite Warranty
·Termite Damage Warranty
·Termite Re-Infestation Warranty
·Termite Inspection
·TermiGuard’s Advance Termite Bait System
COVERED PESTS:
·Termite Control
·Ant Control
·Carpenter Ant Control
·Carpenter Bee Control
·Wood Destroying Beetle Control
·Flea Control
·Tick Control
·Spider Control
·Cricket Control
·Bee Control
·Wasp Control
·Bed Bug Control
·Mouse Control
·Rat control
·Cockroach Control
·Earwig Control
·Clothes Moth Control
TERMIGUARD PREVENTATIVE PLANS (SEASONGUARD):
·Comprehensive Pest Inspection
·Unlimited Pest Protection
·Unlimited Emergency Call Backs
·Spider Web/Cobb Web Removal
·Insect Entry Point Vacuuming
·Six Annual Services
·Comprehensive Pest Inspection
·Unlimited Pest Protection
·Unlimited Emergency Call Backs
·Spider Web/Cobb Web Removal
·Insect Entry Point Vacuuming
·Six Annual Services
PEST CONTROL SERVICES PROVIDED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Burlington County Pest Control, Camden County Pest Control, Gloucester County Pest Control, Ocean County Pest Control, Atlantic County Pest Control, Cape May County Pest Control - Including The Following Towns.
Atlantic City, Atlantic County, Atlantic Highlands, Avalon, Bellmawr, Berlin, Blackwood, Bordentown Township, Bridgeton, Brigantine, Buena Borough, Buena Vista Township,Burlington City, Burlington County, Burlington Township, Camden, Camden County, Cape May, Cape May County, Cedar Grove, Cherry Hill, Cinnaminson Township,Clementon Borough, Collingswood Borough, Cumberland County, Delanco Township, Dennis Township, Deptford Township, Downe Township, Eastampton, Edgewater Park Township, Egg Harbor Township, Evesham Township, Florence, Fort Dix, Franklin Township (Gloucester County), Galloway Township, Gibbsboro, Glassboro, Gloucester County, Gloucester Township, Greenwich Township (Gloucester County), Haddonfield, Haddon Heights Borough, Haddon Township, Hainesport, Hammonton, Laurel Springs, Lindenwold, Little Egg Harbor Township, Lower Township, Lumberton, Magnolia, Mantua Township, Maple Shade Township, Medford, Medford Lakes, Merchantville, Millville, Monmouth County, Monroe Township (Gloucester County), Moorestown, Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, North Hanover Township, Oaklyn, Ocean City, Ocean County, Palmyra Borough, Pemberton Township, Pennsauken Township, Pennsville, Pine Hill Borough, Pitman, Pleasantville, Sea Isle City, Shamong Township, Southampton Township, Stafford Township, Stone Harbor
Tuckerton, Vineland, Voorhees, Washington Township (Gloucester County), Waterford Township, West Cape May, Borough of, Westampton Township, Westville, West Deptford Township, Wildwood Crest Borough, Wildwood, Willingboro, Winslow Township (Camden County), Woodbine Borough, Woodbury
Atlantic City, Atlantic County, Atlantic Highlands, Avalon, Bellmawr, Berlin, Blackwood, Bordentown Township, Bridgeton, Brigantine, Buena Borough, Buena Vista Township,Burlington City, Burlington County, Burlington Township, Camden, Camden County, Cape May, Cape May County, Cedar Grove, Cherry Hill, Cinnaminson Township,Clementon Borough, Collingswood Borough, Cumberland County, Delanco Township, Dennis Township, Deptford Township, Downe Township, Eastampton, Edgewater Park Township, Egg Harbor Township, Evesham Township, Florence, Fort Dix, Franklin Township (Gloucester County), Galloway Township, Gibbsboro, Glassboro, Gloucester County, Gloucester Township, Greenwich Township (Gloucester County), Haddonfield, Haddon Heights Borough, Haddon Township, Hainesport, Hammonton, Laurel Springs, Lindenwold, Little Egg Harbor Township, Lower Township, Lumberton, Magnolia, Mantua Township, Maple Shade Township, Medford, Medford Lakes, Merchantville, Millville, Monmouth County, Monroe Township (Gloucester County), Moorestown, Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, North Hanover Township, Oaklyn, Ocean City, Ocean County, Palmyra Borough, Pemberton Township, Pennsauken Township, Pennsville, Pine Hill Borough, Pitman, Pleasantville, Sea Isle City, Shamong Township, Southampton Township, Stafford Township, Stone Harbor
Tuckerton, Vineland, Voorhees, Washington Township (Gloucester County), Waterford Township, West Cape May, Borough of, Westampton Township, Westville, West Deptford Township, Wildwood Crest Borough, Wildwood, Willingboro, Winslow Township (Camden County), Woodbine Borough, Woodbury
Termite Wings
Termite Mud Tubes
Termite Damage
What Should I Know About Termites
Eastern subterranean termites are small, ant-like insects. However, they differ from ants in that they feed off the cellulose in wood. Working largely unseen under the surface, termites can tunnel through the wooden structural members in buildings and completely destroy them. Wood that comes in contact with the soil, such as the exterior trim or cladding on your home, provides a perfect point of entry for a termite colony.
Termites are social insects that live in colonies where labor is divided among a caste system; they have reproductive and soldier castes. In many termite societies there is also a distinct worker caste, but the typical duties of termite workers (nest building, food gathering, and feeding the reproductives and soldiers) are handled by nymphs as well.
Termite Workers and nymphs do all the work, soldiers sole job is to defend the colony.
Winged adult termites are often called swarmers, who are primary reproductives. They emerge from the colonies on colonizing flights during certain seasons in the year. After the flights, the male termite(king) and female termite(queen) will pair up, lose their wings and construct a small cell in the soil. They will mate, lay eggs, and rear the first group of workers. In colonies where the primary reproductives are not present, secondary reproductive termites (without color or functional wings) often occur in large numbers.
How Do I Know If I'm Infested
Sometimes you see insects in your home that you think may be termites. Often what you see are winged ants, which are very similar. Here is two simple ways to distinguish between to two.
Winged Ant Swarmer Termite
Narrow waist Straight waist
Elbowed antennae Straight antennae
Wings of unequal length Wings of equal length
The "swarmer" or flying termite is probably what you would see in your home. The "workers" who consume the wood and "soldiers" who protect the termite colony are usually out of sight.
A Termite Inspection by a TermiGuard specialist will determine whether your home really has termites. You may have already spotted some of the most obvious signs.
Termite Wings - Swarmer termites often fly up against your windows and lose their wings, which you might find on your windowsills.
Shelter Tubes - Termites create mud tubes to protect themselves from dry air as they travel from their underground colony into your house.
Wood Damage - Usually on the hidden side of wood beams, since termites eat wood from the inside where it's moist.
What Can Termites Do To My Home Or Business Property
Termites eat wood. In their natural habitat, termites eat stumps and logs off the forest floor. But on your property, they can eat away the equity you have built up in your home and property. The fact is termites infest more than 600,000 homes each and every year, causing more damage than fires, storms or earthquakes - an estimated $5 billion in the United States alone. How can you make sure your properity doesn't become a termite statistic? By being proactive and establishing an ongoing maintenance program with a professional pest management provider like TermiGuard Inc.
How Can A Professional Pest Control Firm Help
Only a trained Termite and Pest Control professional understands the intricacies of how a termite colony behaves. Using advanced materials and methods, a skilled TermiGuard specialist can effectively protect your property investment.
How Can I Help Prevent Termites From Entering My Home
Almost every structure is a potential home for termites, since what they need most are wood and moisture. Even in homes made primarily of stone or brick, wood can be found in the structural supports or other things on the property that are in direct contact with the soil, such as fence posts, decks, and tree stumps.
Situations that maximize moisture near the foundation encourage termite colonization.
Fortunately, most of these can be corrected:
- Plumbing and roofing leaks.
- Cracks in the foundation.
- Broken or ineffective downspouts and gutters.
- Ground sloping toward the foundation.
- Insufficient ventilation.
- Rigid insulation.
- Decks, wooden steps, firewood, or landscaping timbers in contact with soil.
Eastern subterranean termites are small, ant-like insects. However, they differ from ants in that they feed off the cellulose in wood. Working largely unseen under the surface, termites can tunnel through the wooden structural members in buildings and completely destroy them. Wood that comes in contact with the soil, such as the exterior trim or cladding on your home, provides a perfect point of entry for a termite colony.
Termites are social insects that live in colonies where labor is divided among a caste system; they have reproductive and soldier castes. In many termite societies there is also a distinct worker caste, but the typical duties of termite workers (nest building, food gathering, and feeding the reproductives and soldiers) are handled by nymphs as well.
Termite Workers and nymphs do all the work, soldiers sole job is to defend the colony.
Winged adult termites are often called swarmers, who are primary reproductives. They emerge from the colonies on colonizing flights during certain seasons in the year. After the flights, the male termite(king) and female termite(queen) will pair up, lose their wings and construct a small cell in the soil. They will mate, lay eggs, and rear the first group of workers. In colonies where the primary reproductives are not present, secondary reproductive termites (without color or functional wings) often occur in large numbers.
How Do I Know If I'm Infested
Sometimes you see insects in your home that you think may be termites. Often what you see are winged ants, which are very similar. Here is two simple ways to distinguish between to two.
Winged Ant Swarmer Termite
Narrow waist Straight waist
Elbowed antennae Straight antennae
Wings of unequal length Wings of equal length
The "swarmer" or flying termite is probably what you would see in your home. The "workers" who consume the wood and "soldiers" who protect the termite colony are usually out of sight.
A Termite Inspection by a TermiGuard specialist will determine whether your home really has termites. You may have already spotted some of the most obvious signs.
Termite Wings - Swarmer termites often fly up against your windows and lose their wings, which you might find on your windowsills.
Shelter Tubes - Termites create mud tubes to protect themselves from dry air as they travel from their underground colony into your house.
Wood Damage - Usually on the hidden side of wood beams, since termites eat wood from the inside where it's moist.
What Can Termites Do To My Home Or Business Property
Termites eat wood. In their natural habitat, termites eat stumps and logs off the forest floor. But on your property, they can eat away the equity you have built up in your home and property. The fact is termites infest more than 600,000 homes each and every year, causing more damage than fires, storms or earthquakes - an estimated $5 billion in the United States alone. How can you make sure your properity doesn't become a termite statistic? By being proactive and establishing an ongoing maintenance program with a professional pest management provider like TermiGuard Inc.
How Can A Professional Pest Control Firm Help
Only a trained Termite and Pest Control professional understands the intricacies of how a termite colony behaves. Using advanced materials and methods, a skilled TermiGuard specialist can effectively protect your property investment.
How Can I Help Prevent Termites From Entering My Home
Almost every structure is a potential home for termites, since what they need most are wood and moisture. Even in homes made primarily of stone or brick, wood can be found in the structural supports or other things on the property that are in direct contact with the soil, such as fence posts, decks, and tree stumps.
Situations that maximize moisture near the foundation encourage termite colonization.
Fortunately, most of these can be corrected:
- Plumbing and roofing leaks.
- Cracks in the foundation.
- Broken or ineffective downspouts and gutters.
- Ground sloping toward the foundation.
- Insufficient ventilation.
- Rigid insulation.
- Decks, wooden steps, firewood, or landscaping timbers in contact with soil.
Termite Worker
Termite Soldier
Termite Swarmer