Termite Protection Policy

The annual fee depends on your home’s size and history. Most homeowners find it’s significantly less than what a single treatment would cost if termites were found outside of coverage.

Contact us within your existing warranty period. If you’ve completed treatment or fumigation with K Termite, enrollment is straightforward — just call before your warranty expires.

Yes. Your annual inspection is the same comprehensive evaluation we perform for new customers — interior, exterior, attic, crawl space, garage, eaves, fascia, window frames, door frames, and foundation.

Yes. The annual inspection is what keeps your coverage in force. Skipping it can void your warranty.

There’s no cancellation fee. However, if you cancel and termites return, restarting coverage requires a new inspection and full treatment at the original treatment price. Renewing is always the less expensive option.

Missing your annual inspection, failing to provide access to inspectable areas, or making structural modifications to the home without notifying us. As long as you keep your policy active and allow us to do our job, your coverage stays intact.

We don’t recommend it. Termites can cause significant damage in a short period. The inspection is the most important part of the policy — it’s how problems get caught early. But if scheduling is tight, call us and we’ll work with you.

We contact you before your renewal date. You don’t need to track it yourself — we reach out with enough notice so there’s no gap in your coverage.

Yes. The policy and warranty transfer to the new homeowner when you sell. This is a valuable selling point during escrow — it shows documented, ongoing professional maintenance.

Homeowners insurance covers sudden, unexpected events like fires and storms. Termite damage is classified as preventable maintenance and is excluded from standard California policies. The Protection Policy fills that gap — it’s the only financial protection that exists specifically for termite damage.