How much does termite treatment cost in Fort Myers?

It varies with the home’s size, foundation, and termite type, so the number comes from a free inspection. A subterranean Termidor barrier is priced by linear foundation footage; drywood treatment is priced by the areas infested. You get a firm quote before any work begins.

What does a WDO inspection cover when I buy a house?

A WDO (wood-destroying organism) inspection checks the home for active or past termite, wood-borer, and wood-decay-fungus activity and reports visible damage — it is what lenders and buyers rely on at closing in Florida. We perform WDO inspections across Fort Myers and can quote treatment if anything is found.

How long does a Termidor barrier protect my home?

The treated soil zone stays effective for years, and our Subterranean Termite Liquid warranty is renewable up to 10 years with annual renewals, so the protection stays continuous rather than lapsing after the first treatment.

Do new construction homes off Daniels really get termites?

Yes. Subterranean termites enter newer slab homes through plumbing penetrations and expansion joints, and Southwest Florida’s soil pressure means age is no protection. A perimeter liquid barrier and periodic inspection is the reliable defense.

Termite Treatment in Fort Myers, FL

Termite Treatment Built for Fort Myers

Fort Myers spans century-old McGregor homes and brand-new slab construction off Treeline, and both draw subterranean termites up from the soil — the older homes through settled foundations and crawl spaces, the newer ones through slab penetrations and expansion joints. Spring swarms are the visible warning; the damage happens quietly year-round.

Historic wood-frame and hardwood-trimmed McGregor homes also see drywood termites in attics, fascia, and window frames. We install Termidor liquid barriers (renewable up to 10 years) for subterranean colonies and treat drywood infestations with targeted no-tent options where possible, starting from a free inspection that identifies which you have.

Which Termite Is Threatening Your Fort Myers Home?

Subterranean Termites

The top threat in Lee County. They swarm up from the soil, build mud tubes on the foundation, and hollow out framing unseen — treated with a Termidor liquid barrier.

Drywood Termites

Live entirely inside the wood — attics, fascia, and window frames — with no soil contact. Treated with targeted, no-tent options where the situation allows.