Termite Control, Inspection & Removal in Whittier, CA

Yes. We cover all of Whittier, from Uptown to East Whittier and the hillside streets, and unincorporated South Whittier too.

You don’t need to know before you call. Drywood termites live in the wood and are treated there, in that spot or by tenting the house. Subterranean termites come up from the soil and are treated where they come in, at the foundation.

Sometimes. If it’s in one spot and the inspector can get to it, a spot treatment can do the job. If it’s spread out or behind walls, we may recommend tenting, because spot treatment only reaches what the inspector can find. We’ll tell you which fits your house and why.

Yes. K Termite issues Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) reports for real estate transactions, works to escrow deadlines, and can do the carpentry if the deal calls for repairs. Transaction inspections are a separate service from the homeowner inspection, so say it’s a sale when you book. More on how termite findings affect a home sale in Southern California.

It depends on the type of termite, how far it has spread, how accessible the wood is, and whether damaged wood needs repair, so we price it after the inspection rather than over the phone. You’ll see what’s behind each price before we schedule anything.

Keep fence posts, stored lumber, and firewood off the soil, point sprinklers and drainage away from the foundation, fix leaks early, and have a professional look once a year. The Termite Protection Policy builds that annual inspection in, with treatment included if activity turns up.