Termites pose a significant threat to homes in the US, causing billions of dollars in damages annually. These silent destroyers feed on wood, compromising your home’s structure without your knowledge.
Catch them early with a free home inspection by our experts who know all the secret hiding places.
Book one now to prevent expensive repairs later.
Why do I need an inspection?
Termites can be hard to spot
We meticulously inspect both interior and exterior spaces, checking for signs of activity and damage.
Upon discovery, we assess the issue's extent and recommend appropriate action.
There’s no charge for this initial inspection and report.
Our promise
No hard sell
A technician will visit you, not a salesperson. We’ll give an honest assessment and will only recommend treatment if termites (or the threat of termites) are found.
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Why choose Moxie's Termite Control
Free inspection
Termites hide, we seek. Not sure if you’re facing these silent destroyers? Let our experts check for signs of infestation in just one visit—for free.
Prevent expensive property damage
Termites contribute to $5 billion in property damage each year, and we want to keep your home out of that equation.
Get rid of active infestations and keep them away
If you have a termite infestation, it’s important to clear out the whole colony. Otherwise, they’ll keep multiplying. That’s why you need a Moxie expert with the know-how to size it up and build a perfectly matched treatment plan.
Hassle-free termite treatments
While our termite experts will determine the best treatment plan for your needs, many of our termite treatments can be done with all your loved ones at home—including children and pets.
Helpful FAQ
In which Raleigh neighborhoods do you provide termite control services?
We are proud to provide termite inspections and control services in all Raleigh neighborhoods, including Boylan Heights, Five Points, Glenwood-Brooklyn, Brier Creek, Oakwood, Cameron Park, Mordecai, Umstead, North Hills, and South Park.
Is another kind of pest giving you problems? Moxie has you covered. In addition to termite control, we offer a wide range of pest control services throughout the Raleigh area.
Will the Field Expert walk me through the termite treatment process before getting started?
Yes. Before treatment begins, your Field Expert will explain the process, answer any questions, and outline any necessary precautions. In some cases, occupants, including pets, may need to leave the home while the service is being performed. If so, your Field Expert will explain when re-entry is appropriate. Every treatment is carried out with a safety-minded approach and a focus on the well-being of your household.
Are termites a big problem in Raleigh?
Yes, termites are a serious concern in Raleigh. The area’s humid climate and steady rainfall keep the soil moist, which is precisely what termites need to build tunnels and stay active throughout the year. Many Raleigh neighborhoods have older homes and abundant wood sources, giving termites plenty of opportunities to invade unnoticed. Regular inspections and expert support are the smartest way to catch problems early.
When is termite season in Raleigh?
Termite season in Raleigh usually begins in early spring, with swarms most common from March through May. During this time, winged termites from mature colonies take flight to reproduce and form new colonies. Seeing a swarm near your home is often a sign that a well-established colony is already present on or near the property.
Because Raleigh’s climate stays relatively mild and humid year-round, subterranean termites can remain active long after the swarming season ends. Regular inspections and preventative treatments are the best way to detect and prevent long-term damage.
Are older homes in Raleigh more likely to get termites?
Yes, older homes in Raleigh often face a higher risk of termite problems. Many of these properties were built before modern termite barriers and treatments became standard, and decades of wear can leave cracks and gaps that make it easier for termites to get inside. If you own an older home in Raleigh, a professional inspection is the most reliable way to find out if termite damage is imminent or has already taken place.
Does homeowners insurance cover termite damage in North Carolina?
In most cases, homeowners insurance does not cover termite damage in North Carolina or elsewhere. That’s because termite infestations are considered preventable through routine maintenance and inspections. Insurance providers typically classify this type of damage as the result of ongoing conditions rather than sudden or accidental events.
Since termites can cause significant structural damage over time, proactive prevention is essential. Regular inspections and treatments can help detect activity early and protect your home before costly repairs are needed.
What is the most common type of termite in Raleigh?
The most common type of termite in Raleigh is the Eastern subterranean termite. These pests thrive in the area’s moist soil and damage property by tunneling from the ground into wooden structures. Since their activity is often hidden until serious damage occurs, regular inspections are an important safeguard.
Do the weather conditions in Raleigh increase the risk of termites?
Yes, Raleigh’s climate creates favorable conditions for termite activity. Hot summers and consistent rainfall keep the soil warm and moist, which allows subterranean termites to thrive. Because winters in the area are relatively mild, colonies can remain active underground for much of the year. This extended activity gives termites more time to reach homes and cause damage if left unchecked.
Do you offer termite inspections for real estate transactions in Raleigh?
Yes, our team provides termite inspections that meet all requirements for real estate transactions in Raleigh. Whether you’re purchasing, selling, or refinancing a property, our experts can check for signs of termite activity and supply the detailed inspection report that lenders, agents, and buyers rely on.
