United Termite Control

United Termite Control is a full-service termite company specializing in local treatments, fumigation, and wood repair. It is our goal to provide "The best service, at the best price." What makes United Termite Control different from other pest control companies is that we specialize in termite control only. This specialization allows us to focus all our efforts into providing the most effective termite treatment methods available. This means that United Termite Control will be able to give you an honest opinion on whether local treatments or tenting will work best for your situation.

At United Termite Control, we are dedicated to providing you with reliable, effective termite control and pest removal services. With more than 20 years of experience in the business, we know the most effective, long-lasting termite removal methods to address your infestation and repair any damage to your home or business. United Termite Control began as an idea between two cousins, Arturo Herrera and David Fabela, in the spring of 2006. At the encouragement of Arturo, and the persistence of David, United Termite Control was able to open for business months later in the fall of 2006.

If you're dealing with damaged wood from a termite infestation, dry rot, or other fungi, don't worry. Our team at United Termite Control provides comprehensive wood repair services to restore the structural integrity of your home or business. We either fill in damaged portions with a strong epoxy on minimally damaged pieces of wood; or we replace entire sections with new, durable timbers. With our skilled wood repair work, you'll be able to rest easy knowing the supporting timbers in your house aren't compromised.

Our team at United Termite Control in San Diego, CA, can help. We provide reliable, thorough termite control services: termite inspections, local treatments, and wood repair. With more than 20 years of experience, we have the skills and knowledge necessary to eradicate any termite infestation, and to repair any damage in their wake. Unlike subterranean termites, Drywood termites don't require any connection to the ground, insteadof living in isolated colonies in walls, floors, or other wood areas in your home or business.