Termite Control in Houston

Advanced Termite Detection & Treatment in Spring and Nearby Areas

Termites are one of the most destructive pests a homeowner can face—and in the Houston area, they’re more than just a possibility. With high humidity, mild winters, and year-round moisture, conditions in Spring, Katy, and surrounding communities create an ideal environment for termite activity. The worst part? Most homeowners won’t notice a problem until the damage is already done.

At H-Town Home Services, we don’t wait for the signs to get obvious. Our pest control team provides detailed termite inspections, expert treatments, and proactive guidance to help stop structural damage before it starts. If you suspect termites or want peace of mind, it’s time to take action.

Call (346) 275-5070 or complete our online form to schedule a termite inspection in Houston and beyond. Ask about same-day availability.

Termites You’re Most Likely to See in Houston

Houston is home to several termite species, but a few are far more common and destructive than others. Each type behaves a little differently and requires a slightly different treatment approach. That’s why identifying the species correctly is one of the first things we do during any inspection.

Here are the most common termites we deal with in the Greater Houston area:

• Subterranean termites – These are the most destructive and widespread species in the region. They build mud tubes to travel between their underground colonies and the wood they consume, often attacking homes from below without any visible warning signs.
• Formosan termites – A more aggressive type of subterranean termite, Formosans form massive colonies and can cause structural damage much faster. They’re especially active in warmer, humid areas and often swarm in large numbers during the spring.
• Drywood termites – Unlike subterranean types, drywood termites don’t need contact with the soil. They live directly in dry wood, such as furniture, framing, or flooring, and leave behind tiny pellets called frass. Infestations can go unnoticed for long periods if not closely monitored.

Each of these termite types poses a different kind of risk to your home. At H-Town Home Services, we know what to look for and how to treat them before they cause costly damage.