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Orange County
City of Orange
381 W. Grove Ave
Orange, CA, 92865
Newport Beach
260 Newport Center Dr, Ste 100
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Riverside County
Temecula
42210 Roick Dr
Temecula, CA 92590
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
3144 Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90807
Los Angeles
5405 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90036
San Diego County
San Diego
2534 State St
San Diego, CA 92101
San Diego (North County)
2366 Auto Park Way
Escondido, CA 92029
Trusted Services Across SoCal
Whats Bugging You?
Why Should You Trust Kilter?
Here's What We Offer:
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Stay In Your Home Termite TreatmentsWere the alternative to big tent treatment -no need to leave for days or package up your food, we don't harm plants or roofs.
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Warranties That Are Second to NoneWe have warranties on rodents and termites that cover your whole home - not just the area we treat.
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24/7 ServiceWe take calls 24/7 and offer same day service, so we can accommodate your emergency needs.
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Free Home & Termite InspectionWith our free Home Inspection*, our licensed inspectors will fully inspect your home and make recommendations for service.
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Education & ExpertiseOur State Licensed Inspectors and State Certified Applicator undergo continuing education for Pest detection, eradication and treatment.
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We Guide Homeowners to Make the Best DecisionWe take the time to explain the benefits and drawbacks of each treatment method or recommended product.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I do if I suspect a termite infestation in my home?
If you suspect a termite infestation, it's important to contact a professional pest control service for a thorough inspection and assessment to determine the best course of action.
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Are there any natural methods for termite control?
Some natural methods for termite control include using nematodes, orange oil, and boric acid. However, it's important to consult with a professional for effective and long-term solutions.
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How can I prevent termites from infesting my home?
To prevent termite infestation, it's important to keep woodpiles away from your home, fix any leaks or moisture issues, and ensure proper ventilation in crawl spaces.
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How much does it cost?
Generally, our standard residential pest control is $95 every 3 months with an annual agreement, we also offer a one time pest blast for $199 and bees, roaches, fleas and bed bugs require a free pest inspection. If your home is over 4000 sq feet there may be a small upcharge.
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How do I protect my family and home from termite and rot damage?The most important step is to contact a pest control professional in your area for a complete inspection. Complete the recommendations and then ask the company for an extendable warranty.
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What is the difference between tenting a house for termites and other treatments?Fumigation, also known as tenting, is one of the treatment options for dealing with Drywood termites. Localized “spot” treatment controls only the Drywood termite activity in the specific area and often involves drilling into infested areas. Drywood termite activity in the area is treated and a warranty for untreated areas may also be available. Ask you Kilter Representative for details. Keep in mind that control methods for Drywood termites do not control subterranean termites.
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I have active termites, how much damage can they do?Subterranean termites would not be expected to create significant damage in a short period of time, but can cause severe damage over an extended period of time if left untreated. Kilter recommends you take action as soon as possible to begin the control process.
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When are termites most common?
Once a colony is established, termites are a year-round problem. However, there is an increase in colony expansion activity during warm weather.
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Can I treat my house for termites myself?
Legally yes, but total gallons of solution required to properly treat an average size structure can easily be 200, 300, or even 400 gallons. Unless you have the proper equipment, properly treating your home could be difficult and time consuming. In addition, the termiticides available to the homeowner for termite treatments are limited, and if bought retail, they may be expensive. Therefore, unless you are experienced and have the proper equipment, it is best to let a pest management professional treat the structure.
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The pest control technician told me that for my own safety, I should leave the house during the treatment. Is that necessary?To ensure that the treatment is being done properly, the homeowner should observe the treatment process. Unless the homeowner is chemically sensitive, there should not be any adverse health problems associated with a treatment done correctly. Ask questions of the pest control technicians. Keep track of how long it takes them to do the job.