Termite Pest Inspection & Control for Salt Lake City
Think you've got termites? Act now!
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 Salt Lake City neighborhoods do you provide termite control services?
We provide expert termite inspections and control services to all of Salt Lake City, including the neighborhoods of The Avenues, Sugar House, Capitol Hill, Liberty Wells, Rose Park, Glendale, Yalecrest, Ballpark, Central City, and Poplar Grove.
Are other pests causing you problems? In addition to termite control, we offer a broad range of pest control services throughout the greater Salt Lake City area.
Are there special precautions I need to take before or after treatment?
Depending on the type of termite treatment, there may be specific steps to follow before service begins or after it’s completed. Our Field Experts are trained to walk you through what to expect and will provide clear guidance on preparation, re-entry times, and any necessary precautions. We take a safety-minded approach to every visit and follow strict protocols to minimize disruption to your home.
Are termites a big problem in Salt Lake City?
While termite activity in Salt Lake City isn’t as intense as in more humid regions, it’s still a concern, especially for homes with moisture issues or wood-to-soil contact. Subterranean termites are present in Utah and can cause significant structural damage if left unchecked. Because they often stay hidden underground or inside walls, regular inspections are an important way to help protect your home from costly surprises.
When is termite season in Salt Lake City?
In Salt Lake City, termite season typically begins in the spring and continues through early fall. Warmer temperatures and increased moisture from spring rains can trigger swarming, when winged termites leave their colonies to start new ones. Because termite activity often stays hidden, this seasonal window is a key time for inspections and preventative treatments to help catch problems early.
Are older homes in Salt Lake City more likely to get termites?
Yes, older homes in Salt Lake City are generally more likely to attract termite activity. Over time, wood structures can develop small cracks, gaps, leaks, and other vulnerabilities that make it easier for termites to get in and stay hidden. Many older homes also lack the modern building materials and preventive treatments used in newer construction. If you own an older home in Salt Lake City, regular inspections are the best way to spot termite activity early and prevent costly damage down the line.
Does homeowners insurance cover termite damage in Utah?
No, most homeowners insurance policies in Utah do not cover termite damage. Insurance providers typically view termite problems as preventable through regular maintenance and inspections, which places responsibility on the homeowner. Because termite damage can be costly and hard to detect early, many Utah homeowners choose to schedule routine inspections and preventative treatments to reduce the risk.
What type of termite is most common in Salt Lake City?
In Salt Lake City, the termite you’re most likely to encounter is the subterranean termite. These destructive pests are drawn to areas where soil stays damp, such as around foundations, irrigation lines, or leaking pipes. They often remain hidden for long periods, quietly causing damage before anyone notices.
Do the weather conditions in Salt Lake City increase the risk of termites?
Yes, certain weather patterns in Salt Lake City can increase the risk of termite activity. While the region has a drier climate overall, spring and early summer often bring enough moisture to support subterranean termite colonies. Homes with poor drainage, wood-to-soil contact, or moisture issues are especially vulnerable. Even in a semi-arid environment, termites can thrive when conditions are right, which makes regular inspections the best way to catch early signs of activity and help prevent costly structural damage.
Do you offer termite inspections for real estate transactions in Salt Lake City?
Yes, we do. Moxie offers termite inspections for real estate transactions throughout the Salt Lake City area. Whether you’re buying, selling, or refinancing, our licensed Field Experts will conduct a thorough inspection, check for signs of termite activity or conditions that could lead to future problems, and provide the documentation required for closing.
