Termite Inspection in Georgetown

Berry Creek Exclusion — Termite Inspection services in Georgetown

This is the inspection itself: walking the foundation, the attic, and every room where wood meets ground, looking for live termites or the trail they leave. We do this before you have a termite problem, after you suspect one, or because a lender or buyer needs it documented.

Which ones you get here

Slab-on-grade home: No crawlspace to get under, so the check relies on foundation perimeter, weep holes, and expansion joints instead of looking at the underside of the house directly.
Pier-and-beam home: We get underneath with a light and a probe, which shows active tubes and damaged joists that a slab home would hide completely.
Real estate inspection: Done against a set scope for a closing deadline, with a written report instead of just a verbal rundown, because someone else is relying on it to make a decision.
Home with prior termite treatment: We check the existing bait stations or treated zone for activity breaking through, not just look for a fresh infestation.
New addition or attached structure: The seam where old foundation meets new is where termites find a way in, so that joint gets extra attention.

What termite inspection involves

Exterior foundation walk: We go around the slab or pier foundation looking for mud tubes, foam gaps, and soil piled against siding that gives termites a bridge.
Interior and attic check: Baseboards, window sills, bath traps, and attic framing get checked for frass, blistered paint, and soft wood.
Probing and sounding: Suspect wood gets tapped or probed with an awl to find hollow sections that look fine from the outside.
Write up findings: Everything found, including no activity, gets written down with location, so you or whoever needs the report knows exactly what was checked.

When you need it

Mud tubes running up the foundation or a pier.
Discarded wings piled on a windowsill or in a spiderweb.
Paint on a baseboard or door frame that looks blistered or sunken.
A piece of trim that sounds hollow or papery when you knock on it.

What changes the job

A slab home on Hill Country clay moves with the weather, and the cracks that opens up are exactly where termites get in, so foundation condition matters as much as age. Pier-and-beam homes take longer to check because there's more wood underneath to look at. A detached garage, a deck, or an older addition each adds another structure to walk, and what we find under one doesn't tell you what's happening under the next.

Service Area

We provide termite inspection services throughout Round Rock, Austin, Taylor. If you're unsure whether we cover your location, give us a call — we're happy to confirm availability.

Frequently Asked Questions About Termite Inspection

What does termite inspection from Berry Creek Exclusion involve?

Termite Inspection covers the work itself and the inspection that precedes it, carried out on Georgetown properties and in Round Rock, Austin, Taylor. Each visit is quoted on the property rather than over the phone, because the scope depends on what is found.

Which areas do you cover for termite inspection?

Georgetown, plus Round Rock, Austin, Taylor.

When can I reach you about termite inspection?

MON-FRI 8AM-6PM. Call (512) 866-5104 during those hours and you will reach the team directly.

Can you do termite inspection the same day?

Often. Same-day termite inspection is available in Georgetown when the route allows, so it is worth asking rather than assuming; call (512) 866-5104 and we will tell you straight away.