Wood Preservation for Termites

Here To Protect You

  • Close-up of wood infested by termites showing extensive damage and hollowed-out tunnels.
  • Close-up of active termite infestation in damaged wood with visible frass and termite tunnels near a window frame.
  • Visible termite mud tubes and wall damage at the base of an interior wooden structure, indicating active infestation.
  • Severe termite damage in structural wood beam of a residential building, showing signs of infestation and hollowed-out timber.
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Termite Detection and Wood Preservation

Protect Your Property with Schtager

As a home or business owner, you should be aware of the serious risk that termites pose to your property. Termite damage is not covered by most insurance policies, and statistically, your property is more likely to be damaged by termites than by fire. Early detection is crucial to minimize repair costs and preserve structural integrity.

Termites, often called silent destroyers, can cause major damage without any obvious signs. That’s why early detection and professional treatment are essential.

Our Professional Termite Services

At Schtager Wood Preservation, we specialize in identifying termite infestations and delivering highly effective treatment solutions. Our trained technicians use advanced tools to inspect for signs such as mud tubes, discarded wings, and wood damage.

When termites are found, we implement a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to the infestation:

  • Termite Baiting Systems: Eliminate colonies by targeting the queen for long-term results.
  • Liquid Termiticide Treatments: Create protective soil barriers around structures and directly treat infested areas.
  • Fumigation: Used for severe infestations to ensure total elimination of hidden termite colonies.

7 Warning Signs You May Have Termites

  • Swarmers (Flying Insects): Often seen after rain, termites swarm at certain times of year and are drawn to light.
  • Discarded Wings: Piles of shed wings near windows or foundations are signs of a recent swarm.
  • Hollow or Blistering Wood: Damaged wood may sound hollow or develop surface cracks due to internal tunneling.
  • Frass (Droppings): Small, sawdust-like pellets—usually drywood termite waste—can be found near nests.
  • Mud Tubes: Subterranean termites build these for travel between the ground and food sources like wooden floors or baseboards.
  • Stiff Doors or Windows: Moisture from termites’ tunneling causes wood to warp, making doors and windows harder to open.
  • Chewing or Clicking Noises: Listen closely—soldier termites bang heads to signal danger, and worker termites are noisy eaters.

Why You Need Schtager

If you suspect termite activity, contact Schtager Wood Preservation immediately. Our team can assess the infestation and provide a precise treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Why Choose a Professional?

  • The damage is often more extensive than it appears.
  • DIY treatments risk regrowth within days.
  • We use professional-grade equipment and precision techniques.
  • Incorrect handling can worsen the problem.
  • Termites are dangerous and pose a long-term health and safety risk.
  • We act fast and deliver lasting results.
  • Thermal imaging helps locate the infestation at its source.

Protect Your Home with Confidence

By detecting and treating termites early, you can preserve your home's structure and avoid costly repairs down the line. Don’t wait for the damage to spread.

Contact Schtager today for a full inspection and expert treatment plan.