Termite Inspection & Treatment in Albuquerque
Termites are easy to miss until the damage is done, and Albuquerque homes are not immune. Subterranean termites work from the soil up into framing, often behind walls where you never see them. A thorough inspection checks the spots they actually exploit, the foundation, crawl areas, and any wood-to-soil contact, so you find out before it becomes an expensive structural problem.
Termites in the New Mexico desert
People assume the dry climate means no termites, but subterranean termites live in the soil and find the moisture they need around foundations, irrigation, and plumbing. Across Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Los Lunas, they show up where wood meets dirt or where a slow leak keeps the ground damp. Because they tunnel out of sight, an inspection is often the only way to catch them early.
What our inspection covers
We check the foundation perimeter, accessible framing, crawl areas, and signs like mud tubes, hollow-sounding wood, and discarded wings. We also flag the conditions that invite termites, such as wood-to-soil contact, stacked firewood against the house, and drainage that keeps the foundation wet. You get a clear read on what we found and whether treatment is warranted.
Treatment and prevention
If we find active termites, we will explain the treatment options and what each involves so you can decide with real information. Prevention matters just as much here, so we point out the moisture and conduciveness issues worth fixing to keep them from coming back. We are licensed and insured, and we will confirm your inspection by text or call.
Common questions
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