Required by Code
Meets Florida Building Code pretreatment requirements prior to concrete placement.
New Construction • Pre-Pour • Inspector-Ready
New Construction Termite Pretreatments in Southwest Florida
Keep builds moving across Lee and Collier counties with clean downrod slab applications, perimeter protection, and permitting-ready documentation delivered on schedule.
- Builder scheduling & permitting support
- Documentation for inspectors & closings
- Service across Lee & Collier counties
Why Slab Pretreatments Matter
Required before the pour. Prevents Florida’s #1 structural pest: subterranean termites.
Protects From Day One
Downrod Termidor® puts product where termites travel—no trenching, no mess to your prep.
Keeps Projects Moving
Fast scheduling and clear paperwork help you pass inspections without delays.
Pretreatment Packages
Built for builders, sellers, and buyers/new homeowners—each with the right documentation.
Builder Slab Protection
Code-compliant soil application using downrod Termidor® prior to slab pour.
- Soil-applied Termidor® via downrod
- Pretreat certificate for permitting
- Schedule-friendly crew coordination
Seller / Listing Assist
Support your listing with the inspection & documentation buyers and lenders expect.
- Termite inspection + report (WDO available by request)
- Preventive soil or perimeter options when appropriate
- Clear paperwork for agents & title
Buyer / New Owner Protect
Just closed? Add a post-construction perimeter Termidor® treatment for peace of mind.
- Full perimeter inspection
- Exterior Termidor® barrier (downrod where needed)
- Follow-up documentation
How Our Pretreatment Works
Clean, precise application—designed for Florida inspections and SWFL construction schedules.
- Downrod Injection: We inject below grade along footings, plumbing penetrations, patios, and critical entry points.
- Non-Repellent Transfer: Termites can’t detect Termidor®—contact spreads through the colony for complete control.
- Inspector-Ready Docs: You get a pretreat certificate and paperwork for permitting and future closings.
Pretreatments vs. WDO Reports
Two different needs—one team that can help you do both.
Pretreatments
For new construction—soil treatment prior to concrete per Florida Building Code.
- Performed before slab pour
- Targets subterranean termite entry routes
- Produces a pretreat certificate for inspectors
WDO Reports
For real-estate transactions—inspection reports often requested for VA loans, refis, or closings.
- Visual inspection for wood-destroying organisms
- Documentation for lenders & title
- Available by request when you book
Our Promise to Builders & New Homeowners
On-Time & On-Spec
We align with your pour schedule and meet code without surprises.
Clean, Precise Application
Downrod soil injection targets termite zones—no trenching or landscape damage.
Clear Documentation
Pretreat certificates and paperwork delivered for permitting and closings.
Pretreatment & WDO FAQs
Quick answers for builders, sellers, and buyers across SWFL.
Is a termite pretreatment required in Florida?
Yes. Florida Building Code requires soil pretreatment prior to slab pour on new construction. We provide certificates inspectors expect.
What’s the difference between a pretreat and a WDO report?
Pretreat = soil application before concrete. WDO = inspection report for real-estate transactions (e.g., VA loans). We can handle or coordinate both.
How soon can you schedule before a pour?
We aim for fast turnaround and coordinate with your superintendent so pretreats never hold up the pour.
Which areas do you serve in SWFL?
Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Estero, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, and nearby areas. Ask if you’re just outside—chances are, yes.