Termite Damage & Wood Replacement in Southern California
Replacement Information
Termites infest close to a million Southern California homes annually and your homeowner’s insurance policy does not cover the cost of termite damage. No matter where or how your home is built, it is susceptible to termites. You can’t always see termites because they feed undetected. Termite workers attack the wood in your home from the inside out and infestations can go undiscovered until the wood is almost completely destroyed. Using a state licensed General Contractor for the complexities of wood replacement is recommended as Kilter Termite and Pest Control will be able to pull any permits required to complete your project by code.
Replacing or Repairing Termite Damaged Wood
Replacing or repairing wood damaged by termites and rot is never a clean or fun job, but Kilter Termite and Pest Control can help. Termites eat and destroy drywood from the inside out, so if you can see termite damage you can bet that severe damage has been done internally to the infested wood. Many times it is crucial that damaged wood be replaced to preserve the integrity of the house or structure. Replacement of termite infested wood is Kilter’s Specialty. We have two full time wood replacement crews that do all of the replacement and repairs in house, something that a lot of our competitors cannot say/offer.
Request a free estimate for replacement of termite infested wood. Call (866) 827-1727.
What Your Neighbors Are Saying
About the Quality Kitler Provides
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"Great Customer Service & Professional Staff!"The quality of the work done was OUTSTANDING! Thank you, KILTER Termite & Pest Control Team!- Shared V.
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"This company is great!"They delivered an excellent treatment for removing the pest in our home. Something that I can honestly share my experiences with others.- Wilma B.
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"Would heartily recommend them to anyone needing termite or dry rot repair work done."They kept their workspace neat and cleaned up everything completely. We would heartily recommend them to anyone needing termite or dry rot repair work done.- Paul H.
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"I would recommend Kilter Termite for all your needs."We've had an annual contract for over 25 years. I'll always trust my home to Kilter.- Beth Bermudez
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"I would hire them again, immediately"The quality of work done by them was truly top notch and the professionalism of their technician is clearly shown in their work.- Kristy S.
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"Courteous and worked very efficiently"They were courteous and worked very efficiently while being careful with my property. They cleaned up after finishing the job. I am very pleased with the job they did!- Shari M.
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"Impressed with their work and would hire them again if need be."The team from Kilter came on time and immediately did their magic.- Irene C.
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"I would so recommend this business to others."I am thankful for Kilter Termite & Pest Control for taking care of the pests in our old home- Stephen T.
How Do They Damage Your Home?
Dry wood termites typically spread to infest more than one area in your home. Damage caused by dry wood termites is usually hidden and not noticed until it is quite extensive and very costly to repair. Once in, dry wood termites can infest virtually any part of your home. Wood trim, siding, rafters, window frames, stairs, even picture frames and furniture. When Drywood Termites are found inside the home in frames and furniture, an interior swarm at some point had occurred. This increases the possibility of King Wall Stud infestation and could potentially require opening of the wall to replace the wood members.
Small cracks and openings in the exterior of your home are an invitation to termites. Termites only need a crack 1/64″ in the exterior of your home to get in and establish a colony. Termites work twenty four hours per day. Like a colony of ants, “worker” termites bring food to the colony through tunnels. These tunnels are cut through the very structure of your home, work continues around the clock. The only preventative measure against replacement of termite infested wood is to install a long lasting product into or on the timbers.
