Termites are the most serious wood-destroying pests in North America. Termite colonies bore through wood, carving
Every year, termite infestations cause upwards of $5 billion in damage as they eat through furniture, inventory, and building infrastructure. Many insurance plans don’t cover the costs incurred by termite-based damage. The damage termites inflict accelerates as colonies spread and tunnel deeper into the wood they’re infesting.
The faster you can deal with a termite infestation, the more damage you can prevent. If you suspect you have an infestation in your business, get in touch with Gregory. We’re your experts in southern states' termite treatment with full-service commercial solutions.
Gregory’s specialists provide commercial termite treatment designed to eliminate colonies and keep them from re-establishing themselves in the future. We solve your problem with Smarter Solutions using the most effective termite elimination technology available, including:
For the ultimate in eco-friendly termite treatment, choose Sentricon®. The Sentricon® System is a termite baiting system designed to eliminate the entire subterranean colony, including its source: the queen.
When we install Sentricon, we place underground bait stations around your property’s perimeter to form a ring of protection. Termites then find the bait stations, feed on the bait, and transmit it back to the rest of the colony. After feeding, termites are unable to molt, and the colony—including the queen—is eliminated. The system acts both preventatively and curatively by addressing active infestations and keeping colonies from returning.
Sentricon is also Always Active™, which means it protects properties continuously year-round with minimal maintenance required.
To apply the Sentricon® System to commercial properties, technicians must become Certified Sentricon Specialists™ who meet strict standards of quality assurance. All the termite elimination experts at Gregory Pest Control are Certified Sentricon Specialists. They receive the ongoing training, education, and support required to make sure you receive the best service possible. After applying the Always Active™ system, Gregory’s experts monitor it annually, ensuring year-round, guaranteed protection.
For superior performance in liquid termite extermination, we use Termidor®. The unique chemical formula comes with an extended warranty and delivers continued results. Speak to one of our termite exterminators in South Carolina about complete termite extermination and treatment for your business.
Our technicians are ready to help rid your space of unwanted termites.
Yes. If you notice a mold or mildew smell in your business, it could be a sign of termites. Contact a pest professional to inspect the space in question.
Not exactly. Termites eat wood and other plant based foods for cellulose and nutrients. Drywood termites do leave waste that looks like sawdust, but subterranean termites leave small pellets that appear very similar to sawdust.
Possibly. Swarming termites are seeking locations to begin new colonies. If your business has the right environment with damp, rotted wood, they might be moving in.
Soft rotting wood that is easy to burrow in along with a reliable water source.
Check for wood that sounds hollow, mud tubes on foundation walls, floor joists, or support columns, and flying insects that look like ants, called swarmers. You might also see blistered or sagging floors, damaged drywall, or piles of wings near windows or doors.
We provide termite bait stations with the Sentricon® Colony Elimination System, liquid treatments to protect your building, and fumigation for serious drywood termite problems. Our technicians will inspect your property and suggest the best solution for your needs.
Gregory’s termite protection is our promise, and your peace of mind is our goal. Our Guarantee is included in termite plans. If termites return between treatments, we'll return for free. Termite species coverage dependent upon plan purchased. *
In North Carolina, commercial pesticide applicators must be licensed by the NC Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA&CS) and pass a certification exam in their relevant pest control category. License holders are also required to complete continuing education units to maintain their certification.
The best time to schedule a termite inspection is early spring, when swarmers are active, and colonies are easier to find. However, inspections are helpful all year. If you see warning signs like mud tubes, hollow wood, or swarmers, contact us right away for an assessment.
* For residential services only. Limitations apply. See Plan for details.
If you think your business has a termite infestation, don’t wait! Get in touch with Gregory right away for a Smarter commercial termite treatment solution you can count on. We’ll wipe out your infestation and make sure it never comes back.
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