Termite Treatment in Western Pennsylvania

The signs of a termite infestation are difficult to notice and can remain undetected, especially if you don’t know what to look for. This lets termites eat away at your home and cause structural damage. To prevent this, our termite treatment combines reactive and proactive treatments to eliminate termites once and for all.

With over 100 years of experience dealing with termites here in the Greater Pittsburgh region, it’s time for you to team up with the experts here at Witt Pest Management to fully protect your house and your family!

Experience the Sentricon Difference - The Most Advanced Termite Baiting System!

To give you the most effective relief, our termite treatment uses the Sentricon® System with Always Active Technology. This bait system is designed to eliminate entire termite colonies, including the queen. We have undergone extensive training and met strict requirements to be Certified Sentricon® Specialists. Here’s how it works:

• We’ll strategically place bait stations so that foraging termites can easily find them.
• The bait, which is proven to be preferred over wood, is spread throughout the colony.
• Worker termites that are responsible for finding food die first.
• The colony can’t sustain itself without workers and completely collapses.

Unlike traditional liquid treatments, the Sentricon® System doesn’t require invasive digging or trenching. There are also no termiticides injected into the ground, which can lead to groundwater and well water contamination. Sentricon® also offers round-the-clock protection from future termite infestations, keeping you protected.

SAVE $50 OFF YOUR FIRST TREATMENT!

Signs of a Termite Infestation In Your Home or Business!

It’s not easy to determine if you have a termite infestation, but if you do, it’s important to act fast. The sooner you notice these pests, the easier it will be to eliminate them and the less damage they’ll cause. Check out our termite identification guide. Common signs of a termite infestation include:

• Mud tubes: Brown, cylindrical tubes made of soil and wood that are often found on your home’s exterior.
• Hollow-sound wood: Termites typically eat wood from the inside out, resulting in pieces that look fine but sound hollow.
• Discarded wings: Swarmers lose their wings when they land, leaving behind piles near windows and doors.
• Peeling paint: Termites introduce excess moisture to your home, which can cause paint to peel and bubble.
• Frass: Resembling sawdust or sand, frass is termite excrement that can vary from beige to black in color.