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Charlotte Termite Control
Termite Control Services in Mecklenburg County
A termite infestation is something every homeowner fears, and for good reason – these small creatures can form large swarms and eat away at the essential structures of your home, putting your family at significant risk.
City Wide Exterminating, Inc. is a woman-owned, family-owned termite control team that can help you deal with this worst-case scenario.
Our convenient, affordable termite control services can be booked entirely online, and appointments are always available within 24 hours.
We want to make sure that your home and your loved ones can not only recover from a termite invasion, but prevent future infestation through preventative treatments.
If you have a termite problem, our experienced Charlotte technicians can be at your door within 24 hours to deliver fast, effective solutions. Call (704) 850-6091 today to get started with a free estimate!
How to Tell if You Have Termites
Americans spend an estimated $5 billion a year on termite damage repair and control, and in North Carolina, subterranean termites are the main perpetrators of this costly damage.
Termites are small insects that like to stay hidden in your walls, floors, and foundation. While they do occasionally make themselves visible through swarming, by the time a colony is large and established enough to exhibit swarming behavior, they’ve likely already done a significant amount of damage.
The earlier you spot a termite infestation, the easier it is to exterminate it and the less damage you’ll have to deal with. Learn to spot the more subtle signs that a termite colony has made itself at home, and call our team right away to evict them ASAP.
Watch out for warning signs like these:
- Small holes in drywall
- Discolored, drooping walls or peeling wallpaper
- Loose tiles
- Crumbling or visibly damaged wood structures
- Wood structures that sound hollow when tapped or knocked on
- Uneven or bubbling paint
- Strange, maze-like patterns carved into your furniture, floorboards, or walls
- Squeakier-than-usual floorboards
- Mounds of what looks like salt or pepper, but are actually termite pellets
- Shed wings that resemble fish scales
- Mud tubes in your foundation


