NO TERMITE PROBLEM IS TOO BIG... or too small.
Termites are the biggest threat to your home!
Subterranean termites cost American home owners 5 billion dollars a year in damages, in fact termites cause more damage to homes than all natural disasters combined. In Florida 30% to 60% of five year old homes will have two to three active infestations without the home owner even knowing it.
Termite Inspections
It's NOT what you can see, but what you CAN'T see that should worry you!
Infra-red Termite Inspections
Pest Safari utilizes infrared cameras on every inspection. Infrared cameras depict variations in temperatures on the surface of your walls and converts them into a color palette. This helps your Pest Safari termite inspector find many termite infestations that may otherwise be invisible. Infra-red cameras also help to find conditions that are conducive for termites, such as roof leaks, plumbing leaks, and above ground moisture issues. All of which may cause a termite treatment to fail.
Wall Penetrating Radar
Termatrac is a device that emits a microwave signal that can penetrate most building materials. It then sends this signal to a hand held computer allowing your Pest Safari inspector to confirm the presence of termites inside the studs, within your walls, without having to remove sheet rock or damage the structure.
Termatrac is so accurate, we can trace the termites and find their point of entry within the home. This allows us to perform an inexpensive local (spot) treatment, instead of having to treat the entire structure. After the treatment is performed, your Pest Safari inspector can return and confirm that all the termites are dead and gone. -That's affordable peace of mind.
Termite Treatments
Termite control is a business of technology
At Pest Safari, we use the newest, most advanced technologies when it comes to termite inspections and treatments, because we're committed to ensuring that termites never damage your home. In fact, over the past 25+ years, we have treated thousands of homes while maintaining a 99.9% success rate. When it comes to termite inspections, treatments and termite control in the Pensacola and Milton area, nobody's better than Pest Safari
Pest Safari's Subterranean Termite Defense
Every home is different.
Subterranean termites can enter your home through hidden pathways and cause significant damage before you even know they’re there. Pest Safari’s Subterranean Termite Defense uses an advanced, non-repellent liquid treatment, using the active ingredient, "Fipronil", applied to designated areas around your home’s foundation to create a protective treated zone. Because termites cannot readily detect the treatment, they can contact it as they move through treated soil and transfer the active ingredient to other termites, helping control termite activity beyond the point of contact. Our trained technicians carefully evaluate your property and apply the treatment according to its specific construction and foundation requirements. The result is a targeted approach designed to control subterranean termites and help protect your home from future infestations.
Pest Safari — We Hunt Pests!
Pest Safari's Termite Bait Defense
Pest Safari’s Termite Defense System uses advanced baiting technology to target subterranean termite colonies where they live. Discreet bait stations are installed in the soil around your home, where foraging termites can discover the bait and carry its active ingredient back to the colony. The treatment uses the product, "Novaluron", which interferes with the termites’ ability to molt, helping to control the colony over time. Unlike treatments that rely on applying liquid termiticide around the entire foundation, this targeted approach uses strategically placed bait stations and ongoing professional inspections to help protect your home against subterranean termites.
Pest Safari — We Hunt Pests!
The finding of a Formosan termite queen
Formosan Termite Queen
A rare find... This Formosan queen was captured on 22 Mar. 2021
by: Robert C. Hughey
In captivity she could live to be 30-50 years.
Formosan Termite Damage
This home in Gulf Breeze, FL. had an above grade water leak that allowed Formosan termites to start a new colony above ground (aerial infestation), with no contact with the soil. An average Formosan colony (350,000 members) can devour a 2x4 of pine (foot long) in only 19 days. In our area, we have mega colonies that can range from one to ten million members.
Check Mate - The capture of a Queen
Witness the capture of a Formosan Termite Queen.