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Subterranean Termite Control in Cypress, TX

Cypress sits on a flat Gulf Coast plain that tilts gradually eastward, and the Cypress Creek watershed has flooded repeatedly, including during Hurricane Harvey, leaving soils saturated for extended periods.

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Subterranean Termite Control built for Cypress homes

Cypress sits on a flat Gulf Coast plain that tilts gradually eastward, and the Cypress Creek watershed has flooded repeatedly, including during Hurricane Harvey, leaving soils saturated for extended periods. Harris County's loamy prairie soils are nearly level and drain poorly, meaning moisture lingers at the foundation long after storms pass. That combination of standing water and damp soil creates conditions where subterranean termite colonies can forage aggressively, with workers tracking through soil-to-wood contact points around foundations and exterior framing. Rainfall of around 51 inches spread across the year keeps soil moisture elevated in most months, and the roughly 14 freezing nights annually are mild enough that colonies rarely go fully dormant. A continuing subterranean termite program, starting with a free inspection, fits Cypress precisely because pressure does not pause between seasons.

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What's the best subterranean termite control option in Cypress?

A customized plan that starts with an inspection of your home and yard, followed by targeted treatment and recurring follow-up. That is what handles Cypress's subterranean termite pressure long-term.

Subterranean termite species we treat in Cypress

The treatment plan changes depending on the species. Here's what we look for during your inspection.

Eastern subterranean

Reticulitermes flavipes. The most widespread termite in the U.S. and the dominant species across the Southeast. Colonies of 100,000+ workers move quietly from soil into wood, framing and trim.

Formosan termite

Coptotermes formosanus. The 'super-termite.' Massive colonies (millions of workers) and aggressive feeding rates. Common across the Gulf Coast and increasingly into South Carolina.

Asian subterranean

Coptotermes gestroi. Established and spreading across South Florida. Similar destructive potential to Formosan, with colonies that thrive in our humid coastal climate.

Swarmers (alates)

The reproductive stage. Dark bodies, two pairs of equal-length wings. Seeing them indoors, especially around windows in spring. Almost always means an established colony nearby.

How we work in Cypress

What to expect from your visit

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  1. 01

    Termite inspection

    We inspect the structure, foundation, slab penetrations and conducive conditions around your home to confirm subterranean termite activity and risk.

  2. 02

    Sentricon® stations installed

    Discreet bait stations are placed in the soil around the perimeter of your home, spaced to intercept foraging termites before they reach the structure.

  3. 03

    Always Active™ baiting

    Stations are loaded with Recruit® HD bait from day one. Termites feed on it, share it through the colony, and the colony is eliminated, including the queen.

  4. 04

    Annual monitoring & renewal

    We monitor your stations on a recurring schedule, replenish bait and keep continuous protection in place year after year.

Between visits

Prevention tips for Cypress homes.

A few habits between visits keep pressure down.

  • 01

    Keep mulch and soil 6 inches below the bottom of exterior siding.

  • 02

    Direct downspouts and AC condensate away from the foundation.

  • 03

    Store firewood and cardboard off the ground, away from the house.

  • 04

    Schedule an annual termite inspection. Damage is silent until it's serious.

Other pests we treat in Cypress

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FAQ

Subterranean Termite Control in Cypress.

Quick answers to what Cypress homeowners ask us most.

Why do ants and outdoor cockroaches seem worse after heavy rain in Cypress?
Cypress sits on a flat Gulf Coast plain with clay-enriched soils that drain poorly, and the Cypress Creek watershed has flooded repeatedly. When the roughly 51 inches of annual rainfall saturates the ground, ants and outdoor cockroaches get pushed out of waterlogged soil and into homes. A continuous program keeps that pressure managed through every wet stretch.
Does pest activity slow down in winter in Cypress?
Not reliably. Cypress averages only about 14 nights a year at or below freezing, so winters are generally mild. When cold snaps do arrive, spiders, silverfish and other covered pests move indoors seeking shelter rather than going dormant. A year-round program accounts for that unpredictable movement rather than assuming any season brings a real break.
What kind of termites do you treat?
We focus on subterranean termites, the most common and most destructive termite in our markets, using the Sentricon® System. If you're not sure what you're seeing, your technician will help you identify it during the inspection.
What is the Sentricon® System?
Sentricon® with Always Active™ is a colony-elimination baiting system. Discreet stations are installed in the soil around your home and loaded with Recruit® HD bait from day one. Foraging termites feed on the bait, share it back through the colony, and the colony, including the queen, is eliminated. There's no drilling into your slab, no tank trucks and no chemical barrier injected under your home.
How is Sentricon different from a liquid termite treatment?
Liquid treatments create a chemical barrier in the soil that has to be reapplied as it breaks down. Sentricon eliminates the colony itself, then keeps continuous bait in place to intercept new colonies before they reach the structure. It's also far less invasive, no drilling and no large quantities of liquid pesticide around your foundation.
How do I know if I have subterranean termites?
Common signs include mud tubes on your foundation or in the garage, soft or hollow-sounding wood, small piles of wings near windows after a swarm, and bubbling or warped paint. If you're seeing any of these, schedule an inspection. Termite damage is cumulative and only gets worse the longer it goes untreated.
Is Sentricon safe around kids and pets?
Yes. The bait is contained inside locked, in-ground stations, so there's no exposed product on your property and nothing applied inside the home. Your technician will walk you through everything during installation.

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