What drives termite treatment cost
The two biggest factors are the size of the structure (priced roughly by linear foot of foundation) and whether you need a spot treatment or a full perimeter treatment. Subterranean termites, the kind almost every Valley home faces, are treated with a liquid termiticide barrier around the foundation, so a bigger footprint means more material and labor.
Access matters too: homes on a slab with easy perimeter access cost less than homes with additions, patios, or hardscape that has to be drilled through.
Typical price ranges
A localized spot treatment is the least expensive option but only addresses a known area. A full subterranean treatment protects the whole structure and is what most warranties require. Which one your home needs, and what it costs, comes out of the inspection, and we give you a firm number before any work begins.
Most reputable treatments include a renewable warranty. Ask what the annual renewal costs and what it covers before comparing quotes on price alone.
Is it worth it?
Termites cause more damage to Arizona homes than any other pest, and that damage is not covered by standard homeowners insurance. The cost of treatment is almost always a fraction of the repair bill from an established colony.
Rather have it handled?
Recurring plans start at $49 with a free re-service guarantee between visits.
