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Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL You Can Trust
Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL is a full visual and technical evaluation of your home for subterranean, drywood, and Formosan termites. We inspect attics, crawlspaces, foundations, and window frames, then deliver a same-day WDO inspection report for real estate closings. If you are buying, selling, or renewing coverage in Broward County, call 954-777-4326 and we will get you on the schedule.
What's included
What Our Termite Inspection Includes
Every Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL includes a full visual and technical evaluation of accessible areas, a same-day WDO report, and a written treatment plan if activity is found. Here is what is covered in the flat rate.
Full Foundation and Crawlspace Check
We inspect the entire accessible foundation perimeter, including stem walls, expansion joints, and pier footings. We probe soil with a rodding tool and check for mud tubes. Crawlspaces are inspected with a flashlight and moisture meter when access allows.
Attic and Roof Truss Inspection
We enter the attic through the access hatch and inspect roof trusses, rafters, and sheathing for frass, hollow wood, and termite galleries. A borescope inspection camera lets us check tight corners without damaging insulation or drywall.
Interior Wood and Moisture Scan
We check baseboards, door frames, window sills, and hardwood floors with a sounding tool and moisture meter. High moisture readings are logged because damp wood attracts termites. We also look for bubbling paint and soft spots that indicate hidden galleries.
Same-Day WDO Report
You receive the official FDACS WDO inspection report by email within two hours of the walkthrough. It includes a graph of the structure, findings, and recommendations. This is the form Florida lenders and title companies require for closings.
Written Treatment Quote
If we find active termites, we provide a written quote the same day. Options include Termidor soil treatment, Sentricon bait stations, or tent fumigation. The quote itemizes labor, materials, and warranty terms so you can compare.
Service overview
What Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL Involves
A Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL is a systematic search for wood-destroying organisms using a termite inspection flashlight, moisture meter, sounding tool, and Termatrac T3i detection device. We check foundation walls for mud tubes, probe accessible wood with a soil rodding tool, and inspect attics and roof trusses for frass pellets and hollow-sounding timber. The inspection covers roughly 1,200 to 2,500 square feet in 45 to 90 minutes, depending on attic access and how much furniture blocks the walls.
Pembroke Pines sits on sandy soil and high water tables, which keeps subterranean termites active year-round. Swarmers around windows and lights show up most often from March through June, and Formosan termites hit neighborhoods near 33024 and 33026 hard. If you are buying or selling, a real estate termite inspection Pembroke Pines report is usually required before closing. We also get calls for a same day termite inspection near me Pembroke Pines when a homeowner spots mud tubes on a garage wall.
The service timeline
Our Termite Inspection Process
The process flexes to the condition, but these checkpoints keep decisions clear.
Schedule and Prep
Call 954-777-4326 or book online. We confirm a two-hour arrival window and email a short prep list: clear at least 24 inches around the foundation, unlock the attic hatch, and provide garage access. Most inspections are scheduled within 24 to 48 hours, and we offer same-day slots when the calendar allows.
Exterior Foundation Scan
Our licensed technician walks the perimeter with a termite inspection flashlight and soil rodding tool. We probe the soil along the foundation, check expansion joints, and look for mud tubes on stem walls. This step takes 15 to 25 minutes on a typical 2,000-square-foot Pembroke Pines home.
Interior and Attic Inspection
We inspect baseboards, door frames, and window sills with a sounding tool and moisture meter. In the attic, we check roof trusses and rafters for frass, hollow wood, and bubbling paint. A borescope inspection camera lets us see inside wall voids without cutting drywall. This is the longest step, usually 30 to 45 minutes.
Detection and Documentation
If we suspect hidden activity, we run the Termatrac T3i termite detection device over the area. It uses microwave and thermal sensors to confirm live termites behind surfaces. We photograph every finding and log moisture readings so your report includes exact locations, not vague descriptions.
Report and Treatment Plan
You receive the WDO inspection report by email within two hours of the walkthrough. The report includes a graph of the structure, findings, and recommendations. If treatment is needed, we provide a written quote for Termidor, Sentricon, or fumigation the same day. No follow-up calls required.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians, so the job is done accurately the first time.
Termatrac T3i Termite Detection Device
Uses microwave and thermal sensors to detect live termites behind walls, floors, and ceilings without drilling or cutting. We run it over suspect areas to confirm activity before recommending treatment.
Thermal Imaging Camera
Reveals temperature differences caused by moisture, termite nests, and hidden galleries. We use it to scan walls and ceilings for anomalies that a visual inspection might miss.
Borescope Inspection Camera
A flexible camera that fits through small gaps to inspect inside wall voids, attics, and crawlspaces. It lets us see termite galleries and damage without opening up drywall.
Moisture Meter
Measures moisture content in wood and drywall. High readings indicate conditions that attract termites. We log readings in the report so you can address leaks or drainage issues.
Soil Rodding and Injection Tool
Used to probe soil along the foundation for termite activity and to inject termiticide during treatment. We also use it to check for voids around plumbing penetrations.
Use cases
When to Schedule Termite Inspection
These examples show how the service framework adapts rather than forcing every call through one repair.

Drywood Termites in Attic Trusses
A property manager in 33026 found frass pellets in a rental unit during a turnover. The attic had active drywood termites in two trusses, and the unit was scheduled for new tenants in three weeks. → We mapped the galleries with a borescope camera and treated with localized foam injections and borate wood treatment. The inspection report documented the treatment, and the unit passed a follow-up check. The manager avoided a full tent fumigation.
Real Estate Closing Saved
A buyer in Miramar was two days from closing when the first inspector found termite damage but would not provide a treatment quote. The lender would not fund without a clear WDO report and remediation plan. → We inspected the home in 90 minutes, confirmed old damage with no live activity, and delivered the FDACS report the same afternoon. The lender accepted the report, and the closing happened on time. The buyer saved $3,500 in potential repair credits.
Problems we solve
Termite Problems We Solve in Pembroke Pines
Termites cause more damage in South Florida than hurricanes and floods combined. Here are the problems we see most often and how we fix them.
Mud tubes on foundation walls
We confirm live activity with a Termatrac T3i device, then treat the soil with Termidor or Taurus SC. The barrier kills foragers on contact and prevents re-entry. Most treatments take three to four hours and include a renewable warranty.
Frass pellets near windows
We inspect the area with a borescope camera to map the galleries. Small colonies get localized foam termiticide injections and borate wood treatment. Widespread activity calls for tent fumigation, which we quote the same day.
Termite damage found during real estate inspection
We prioritize real estate termite inspection Pembroke Pines jobs and deliver the report within two hours. If treatment is needed, we provide a written quote and can often schedule work within 48 hours. We coordinate directly with realtors and title companies.
Moisture and wood rot attracting termites
We log moisture readings during the inspection and flag problem areas. Our report recommends repairs, and we can apply termite proofing sealants for slab penetrations. We also install bait stations to monitor for future activity.
Pricing process
Termite Inspection Pricing in Pembroke Pines
$175 - $500 for inspection; treatment quoted separately
Square footage
Larger homes take longer to inspect and have more accessible areas. Homes over 3,000 square feet typically cost $300 to $500. We measure during the call so your quote is accurate.
Attic and crawlspace access
Homes with limited attic access or no crawlspace take longer to inspect. If we cannot access an area, we note it in the report. Access issues may add $50 to $100 to the price.
Real estate deadline
If you need a same-day or next-day report for a closing, we prioritize your job. Rush scheduling may add $50 to $75, but we waive it when our calendar allows. Call before noon for the best chance.
How much does a termite inspection cost in Pembroke Pines FL?
Most single-family homes in Pembroke Pines run $175 to $350 for a standard WDO inspection. The price depends on square footage, attic access, and whether you need the report for a real estate closing. Homes over 3,000 square feet or with crawlspaces may run $400 to $500. We quote a flat rate before we schedule, so there are no surprises.
How long is a WDO inspection report valid in Florida?
A WDO inspection report in Florida is generally valid for 30 days for real estate transactions, though some lenders accept reports up to 90 days old. After 30 days, most title companies and lenders require a fresh inspection. If your closing gets delayed, call us at 954-777-4326 and we will re-inspect at a reduced rate.
Do I need a termite inspection to sell my house in Pembroke Pines?
Florida does not legally require a termite inspection to sell a home, but most lenders require a WDO report before funding a mortgage. In practice, buyers in Pembroke Pines almost always request one during the inspection period. Having a current report ready speeds up closing and shows buyers you have maintained the property.
What does a termite inspector look for?
A termite inspector looks for live insects, mud tubes on foundation walls, frass pellets near windows, hollow-sounding wood, and bubbling paint. We also check for moisture problems that attract termites, using a moisture meter and thermal imaging camera. The inspector documents accessible areas and notes any conditions that could lead to future infestation.
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Schedule Your Termite Inspection Pembroke Pines FL Today
We are licensed, insured, and have served Pembroke Pines since 2020. Same-day WDO reports for real estate closings. Call 954-777-4326 and we will confirm your appointment in minutes.

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Request Termite Inspection
Call 954-777-4326 or email info@pembroketermitecontrol.com and we'll get you on the schedule, usually same day. We answer the phone seven days a week and run 24/7 emergency scheduling for active swarmers. If you're in ZIP codes 33029, 33028, 33025, 33024, or 33026, we're in your neighborhood regularly.


