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Our Types of Inspections

Looking for a reliable termite inspection Los Angeles homeowners trust? Our team provides fast, affordable, and highly detailed inspections across all neighborhoods in the city.
A thorough inspection helps determine:

  • The type of termites affecting your property
  • Where they are located
  • The extent of any infestation

All of our Los Angeles termite inspectors are licensed and experienced.

Whether you need a same-day termite inspection for peace of mind, a real estate escrow report, or a pre-repair assessment, our team recommends the most effective solution to eliminate termites and prevent future infestations.

We don’t just treat existing problems, we also identify conditions that could lead to termite activity, helping safeguard your property before costly damage occurs.

Did you know, termites cause roughly $5 Billion in damage a year!

image: termite inspector examining termite evidence

Free
$0

  • Termite evidence
  • Exterior inspection
  • Price Quote

This inspection is generally for those who want a quick and fast treatment or an estimate for fumigation only.

Full
$40*

  • Termite evidence
  • Exterior inspection
  • Interior inspection
  • Written Report
  • Price Quote

* Starting price. Price increases if property is greater than 2,000 sq ft

This inspection is generally for those who have a contractor or handyman scheduled to do the repairs and only requires termite treatment.

Pro
$70*

  • Termite evidence
  • Dry-rot evidence
  • Wet-rot evidence
  • Wood damage evidence
  • Water leak evidence
  • Exterior inspection
  • Interior inspection
  • Written Report
  • Price Quote
  • Escrow Termite inspection $130*

* Starting price. Price increases if property is greater than 2,000 sq ft

This inspection is generally for those who want the most thorough inspection to protect their property from any current termite infestation or conductive conditions for termite infestations.

Depending on the inspection type you request, our inspectors will look for evidence of termite activity at the following structures:

  • Window frames
  • Attic
  • Crawl space
  • Roof Eves
  • Sidings
  • Patio / Decks / Porches
  • Garage
  • Door frames
  • Anything of wood excluding furniture

Termite droppings, mud tubes and discarded wings are clear signs of infestations.

If you purchase a PRO inspection, our inspectors will also check for these conditions that can lead to termite infestations:

  • Fungus
  • Dry Rot
  • Wet Rot
  • Water stains
  • Wood damage
  • Wooden debris
  • Drainage issues

Our inspection reports will be written and easy to understand.

In addition to detailing any termite findings, paid reports will also provide recommendations and pricing.

Advantages

Benefits of termite inspections

Regular termite inspections are one of the smartest ways to protect your home from costly damage. Even a small colony can cause hundreds or thousands of dollars in repairs, which is why experts recommend scheduling a professional inspection at least once a year.

Understanding the real termite inspection cost Los Angeles homeowners face becomes much easier when problems are found early, long before major structural issues develop.
A yearly termite inspection offers several important benefits:

  • Stops colonies early before they grow, reproduce, and spread into new areas of your home
  • Protects wooden structures such as beams, decks, stairs, and posts from weakening or collapsing
  • Keeps your home and family safe by identifying hidden threats before they turn into major hazards
  • Provides peace of mind, knowing your property is protected and monitored by trained professionals

In addition to homeowners, we also provide termite inspections for real estate agents, remodeling contractors, home builders, and property managers / landlords.

Faqs

Most common termite inspection questions

Due to the high risk of termite infestation in California, it is recommended to invest in a full termite inspection once a year. Annual termite inspections are essential to help prevent large scale infestation and damage to your home.

Depending on the type of inspection you choose. A full termite inspection covers all wood destroying organisms such as termites, beetles, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, dry-rot, fungus, and any conditions that attract termites & may lead to termite infestation in the future

Yes. Termites can cause serious, lasting damage to homes. You would not want to invest in a property that is full of termites and/or termite damage. Even though a house could look pretty on the outside, much damage and infestation can be hidden on the inside. It is best to hire a trusted termite company to do a full inspection before you invest in a new home.

Yes. Unless you are selling the property “as is”, you should always get a termite inspection so you know the condition of home before you get any offers; this way you can negotiate the deal or correct the conditions to prevent escrow from NOT closing. If YOU avoid a termite inspection, a potential buyer may request a termite report while the home is in escrow, and if the home has an infestation, this may intimidate a buyer and potentially the buyer can back out of the deal. It is best to avoid headaches and save time by initiating your own termite inspection as soon as possible.

Yes—definitely! If you notice a neighboring home being fumigated, it’s a smart idea to schedule a termite inspection for your own property. Here’s why: when termites reproduce, their winged swarmers take flight and drift wherever the wind carries them—into trees, bushes, other parts of the same home, or even into nearby houses.

Since there’s no way to know how long the infestation has been active at your neighbor’s property, it’s impossible to tell how long swarmers have been spreading throughout the area. To be safe, we highly recommend having a licensed inspector check your home to make sure it hasn’t become an unintentional nesting site for your neighbor’s termites.

When it comes to termites, catching them early makes all the difference.

Yes—absolutely! Even if you’re not planning to sell your home, scheduling an annual termite inspection is a smart move. Not only does it protect your investment, but it also helps you avoid costly treatments and repairs in the future.

After all, termites are small, silent, and avoid light—making them nearly impossible to detect without trained eyes. This is exactly why a professional inspection matters: it can catch the early signs of a colony and recommend targeted treatment before the termites multiply and spread throughout your home.

As a result, you could avoid major damage, full fumigations, and expensive structural repairs. In short, prevention is always more affordable than the cure.

While California law doesn’t require a termite inspection for every sale, it’s often needed by lenders and highly recommended for property buyers and sellers to ensure structural safety and protect investment value.

To effectively remove termites and pests, combine professional extermination, moisture control and ongoing prevention. Regular inspections and sealing entry points are key to keeping your home pest-free long-term.

Deal with termite damage by first confirming the extent, eliminating the colony, and then repairing or replacing weakened wood. Ongoing inspections and prevention are essential to protect your home from future damage.

Expect a thorough visual and physical check of your home’s structure, followed by a professional report on any termite activity, damage, and treatment recommendations giving you peace of mind and protection against future infestations.

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