Find Out If Termites Are Already in Your Walls, Free

The inspection’s free either way.
If you put a bond in place, it keeps your home under warranty year after year,
with $50,000 behind it if termites ever cause damage.

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The Average Termite Damage Repair Costs $3000+

Termites cause over $5 billion in residential property damage each year in the United States and
the average cost of repair exceeds three thousand dollars.
A termite bond buys you protection and peace of mind – protecting your home against termite infestation.

Need A Termite Bond in Columbia SC?

Whether you’re selling your home and need a bond to prove the structure is sound, or
you have just purchased a new home and want to safeguard your biggest investment, a termite bond is for you.

Termite Inspection

Your termite bond process begins with a thorough inspection of your property to ensure that it is completely free from existing termite infestation.

Termite Treatment & Bait Traps

Your pest control expert will recommend either a liquid termiticidal perimeter treatment (Termidor), bait stations (Sentricon), or a combination of the two, depending on your needs.

Ongoing Termite Protection

Our annual plans include re-inspections to guarantee termite protection and follow-up treatments to ensure termites never are able to move in.

No Termites – Guaranteed

With a termite bond, your home is protected against termite infestation.
In the rare event that termites are detected during the course of your bond, you will receive a free termite treatment.
Additionally, your termite bond includes a $50,000 warranty against property damage caused by termites and other wood destroying insects.

What You Get When You Choose Jeffcoat Pest Control

Jeffcoat tech using mosquito fogger backpack in wooded backyard.

The Right Treatment, Every Time

The best pest control treatments are carefully chosen to specifically target the critters that are bugging you. Our certified Master Termite Technicians are Sentricon and Clemson Extension 7A certified, allowing us to accurately identify infestations and safely use EPA-regulated pesticides.

Real Customer Service

When you call Jeffcoat Pest Control you’ll be speaking with one of our professional office staff – not a robot and not a call-center overseas. We are committed to providing you with amazing customer service alongside our outstanding pest control solutions.

Fast Results, Less Waiting

Your time is valuable and we respect that! When you work with Jeffcoat Pest Control you’ll get punctual service and great results. Our home pest control treatments resolve your pest issues quickly, letting you go back to enjoying your home!

Your Safety Is Our Priority

We take our responsibility to protect you, your family, and your home seriously. All of our technicians are licensed and insured, and participate in weekly training to stay current on best practices and safe application methods for EPA-regulated pesticides.

The Midlands’ Preferred Exterminator Service

From home termite treatments to commercial pest control, Midlands residents trust Jeffcoat Pest Control:

About Jeffcoat Pest Control

Brandon Jeffcoat, the founder of Jeffcoat Pest Control, has been providing pest management services and termite control to Columbia area homeowners and business owners for over 15 years. While the business name may have changed, Brandon’s customer-service focused approach and commitment to training and professionalism remain the same as ever!

Brandon Jeffcoat.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have a termite infestation? +
Signs of termites can vary depending on the species of termite, but common indicators include:
  • mud tubes on exterior walls
  • hollowed or damaged wood
  • discarded termite wings near window sills or baseboards
  • visible termites
If you notice any of these signs, it's crucial to get a professional inspection as soon as possible. Termites can cause significant structural damage if left untreated.
Are your termite treatments safe for my pets and family? +
Safety is a priority when it comes to termite treatment. The insecticides we use are EPA-approved and are applied by licensed, trained, and certified professionals to minimize risks. Your technician will be able to offer you more specific recommendations based on the type of treatment which was applied.
What are common types of termites? +
While all termites feed on cellulose containing materials, like wood and drywall, there are different types of termites, each with distinct characteristics and habitats:
  • Subterranean Termites: These are the most common and destructive type of termite in the United States. They build intricate tunnel systems in the soil and are known for their mud tubes that provide moisture while they travel between their colony and food sources. The Eastern Subterranean Termite is the most widespread species within this category.
    • Formosan Termites: A subtype of Subterranean termites, Formosans are an invasive species known for their aggressive behavior and large colonies. They are most common in the southern United States and are usually excluded from protection under termite bonds.
  • Drywood Termites: Unlike Subterranean termites, Drywood termites do not require contact with soil. They infest dry wood, such as that found in attic spaces, and can create multiple colonies within a single structure. They are typically found in warmer climates.
  • Dampwood Termites: These termites are typically found in damp and decaying wood. They are uncommon in homes and are usually found in woodpiles, stumps, or fallen trees.
Can I tackle termite extermination as a DIY project? +
While the idea of DIY termite extermination might seem appealing to some, we strongly advise against attempting to handle a termite problem without professional assistance. Termites are notoriously difficult to eradicate and can cause extensive damage to your property if not properly treated.

DIY methods are often ineffective and can result in the termites simply relocating to another part of the property, continuing to cause unseen damage. Inadequate treatment can also give homeowners a false sense of security, delaying professional intervention and increasing the risk of significant structural damage. For these reasons, we recommend consulting with a certified professional for a thorough inspection and treatment plan tailored to your specific situation.
What steps can I take for termite prevention? +
Preventing termite infestations is crucial to protecting your property from potential damage. While there are general preventive measures you can take—such as reducing wood-to-soil contact, maintaining proper drainage, and keeping mulch away from foundations—the most effective way to ensure long-term protection is through professional treatment.

We offer a Monthly Termite Treatment Plan designed to proactively guard your property against termite invasions. This may include using a liquid treatment such as Termidor and/or installing Sentricon bait stations, and regular inspections.

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