The Root offers a full range of termite control services for homes and businesses in the Round Rock area.
Termite inspection services for homes and businesses across Round Rock.
Call about Termite Inspection →Round Rock property owners book termite treatment services with us year round.
Call about Termite Treatment →We handle subterranean termite control services throughout Round Rock and the surrounding area.
Call about Subterranean Termite Control →Arrange drywood termite treatment services anywhere in the Round Rock service area.
Call about Drywood Termite Treatment →Termite bait station installation, carried out on Round Rock properties of every size.
Call about Termite Bait Station →Termite fumigation services for homes and businesses across Round Rock.
Call about Termite Fumigation →Round Rock property owners book termite damage repair with us year round.
Call about Termite Damage Repair →We handle pre-construction termite treatment services throughout Round Rock and the surrounding area.
Call about Pre-construction Termite Treatment →Arrange annual termite monitoring services anywhere in the Round Rock service area.
Call about Annual Termite Monitoring →Termite warranty renewal services, carried out on Round Rock properties of every size.
Call about Termite Warranty Renewal →We get into the attic, the garage, and along the slab perimeter with a flashlight, a moisture meter, and a probe for soft wood. We're looking for mud tubes, frass, and blistered wood, and we write down what we find.
This is the one visit where nothing gets treated — it's eyes, a probe, and a report, nothing goes into the ground or the wood.
Once we've found activity in one spot, we drill a few holes near the slab edge or wall void and inject termiticide right there. It's a localized job, not a whole-house perimeter job.
This treats the specific spot where termites turned up, not the whole foundation line.
This is the full perimeter job — trenching and drilling all the way around your slab so termiticide goes into the soil they're using to travel up from the ground. Around Round Rock our clay soil shifts and cracks slabs, and those cracks are exactly where they get in.
This covers the entire foundation line, not one access point, and it's dug and drilled, not sprayed.
Drywood termites don't need soil contact at all — they're living inside the wood itself, often in attic framing or furniture. We drill directly into the wood and inject foam or dust right into the galleries.
No trenching, no soil, no slab work — the termites and the treatment are both inside the lumber.
We set sealed stations in the ground around your yard, spaced out along the foundation. Termites feed on the bait inside and carry it back to the colony — there's no chemical barrier going down at install.
This is the only service where the kill happens somewhere else, underground, after the termites carry it home themselves.
This is for a drywood infestation too widespread to chase room by room. The whole house gets tented and gassed with sulfuryl fluoride, which means you, your pets, and your plants are out of the house for a few days, not a few hours.
This is the only job where you can't stay in the house, and the whole structure gets sealed, not just one wall or room.
Once the termites are gone, somebody has to deal with what they ate — sill plates, floor joists, attic framing. We sister lumber, replace what's too far gone, and shore up what's still sound.
This is carpentry, not pest control — no chemical goes anywhere on this job, it's cutting and replacing wood.
This happens before the slab is poured, while it's still open dirt and rebar. We treat the soil directly so the barrier is already in place under the house before the concrete ever goes down.
This is the only service done before the house exists — once the slab is poured, this window is closed for good.
Once a year we come back and check the bait stations, look at the spots that gave trouble before, and note any new mud tubes or soft wood. It's a shorter visit than a first inspection because we already know where to look.
This is a repeat, narrower check against known risk points — not a full first-time inspection of the whole house.
To keep an existing termite warranty active, we come back out, re-inspect, and file the paperwork on time. If we find new activity during that visit, that gets handled separately from the renewal itself.
This is paperwork and a check-up to keep coverage valid — no treatment happens as part of the renewal itself.