Termite Pest Control, Manhattan, Williamsburg & Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Eagle Pest Service Control – Professional Termite Exterminators

Eagle Pest Service Control is a team of licensed exterminators providing termite pest control for Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Our client base includes many residents and businesses in Williamsburg and Greenpoint.

Current Termite Infestation? Schedule a Termite Pest Control Inspection

Starting at $75.00 for a basic inspection of a 1-family home. Renewals cost only $149.00 per year.

Effective Treatment Program: Tailored to your needs with a two-year guarantee for first-time customers.
Annual Inspections: Follow up after the initial treatment to ensure termites are eradicated.
Re-treatment at No Cost: If termites persist, we’ll treat your home again at no additional charge until they’re gone.

New York Termite Pest Control Treatment Methods Include:

Wall Void Foam Injection
Exposed Wood Treatment
Baiting
Trenching
Sub-Slab Injection

A licensed professional will assess your situation to decide the most effective approach.

Termite Prevention

Protect Your Home Before Termites Arrive. Starting at $49.00 a Month, Eagle Pest Service Control offers protection against termite damage.

Quarterly Inspections: Available for homes in Long Island, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Bronx.
Certified Annual Inspections: Comprehensive checks of your home and property.
No Extermination Fees: If termite activity is detected during inspections, treatment is included at no extra cost.

Keep your home safe and termite-free with our preventive services.

Home Buyer Termite Inspections

Do you need a Termite clearance form by a licensed professional? (Also known as an NPMA-33 “Wood-destroying insect form.”)

Starting as low as $150.00, Eagle Pest Service Control will utilize the latest hardware, such as moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras, to detect conditions conducive to termite activity.

Signs of Termite Infestations

Spotting a termite infestation can be challenging, but key indicators include:

Buckling or blistered floorboards
Hollow-sounding walls
Overly squeaky floors
Swarmers, discarded wings, or dead termites
Mud tubes, droppings, or damaged drywall with bubbling paint
Hard-to-open doors or windows
Dipping ceilings or buckling support beams

Early detection of these signs is crucial to prevent costly structural damage.

Causes of Termite Infestations

Termites are drawn to homes by cellulose in wood, their primary food source, and moisture-rich environments like crawlspaces or damp foundations.

Leaky air conditioning units, poor yard drainage, dripping plumbing, poorly graded yards, or clogged gutters create ideal conditions.

Addressing these conditions through proper maintenance reduces the risk of termite infestations.

Identifying Termite Damage

Termite damage is characterized by a “waffled” or layered appearance in wood, with hollowed-out structures like walls, furniture, or trees.

Look for small holes, empty spaces, or mud tubes in wooden surfaces, fences, or walls. These signs indicate termites have tunneled through, weakening materials.

Regular inspections help detect infestations before extensive damage occurs.

Termites Across New York

New York State hosts the Subterranean termite, a species notorious for causing structural damage across Long Island, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and upstate New York.

These termites are particularly active following warm days with rainfall or in heated buildings during winter months.

While less common, Drywood termites can also infiltrate New York, typically arriving through infested furniture or wooden items.

Economic Termite Impact

Termites and related pests cause an estimated $30 billion in damage annually to agricultural crops and man-made structures in the U.S.

The average cost for a homeowner to repair termite damage can reach up to $3,000.

Termites affect over 600,000 U.S. homes annually, causing $5 billion in damages and treatment costs.

Subterranean Termites

Subterranean termites belong to the Rhinotermitidae family and generally require soil contact for their survival.

They construct extensive underground nests, connecting them to food sources above ground through protective mud tunnels.

Signs of Infestation:

Large swarms of flying termites
Mud tubes

Drywood Termites

Drywood termites predominantly inhabit the southern and western U.S., but they spread to other regions via infested furniture.

Unlike subterranean termites, they do not need contact with soil or an external moisture source. They live entirely within their food source.

Termite Pest Control Methods

Wall Void Foam Injection

Our exterminators drill small, narrow holes into the foundation at strategic points to allow for the pressure injection of treated foam.

The foam fills voids and cavities around electrical wiring, plumbing, and window frames without removing plaster or drywall.

Exposed Wood Treatment

We apply a green, environmentally friendly termiticide directly to exposed wood, making it unpalatable to termites.

Baiting

Termite bait stations are placed around the home’s perimeter, roughly every 10-15 feet.

When termites are detected, a bait cartridge is introduced. Termites carry the bait back to the colony, destroying it.

Trenching & Sub-Slab Injection

Liquid termite treatments are applied around the foundation or injected beneath the slab to create a protective barrier.

Get Help Today

For scheduled service or immediate attention, call 347-853-6721.
Residential and commercial pest control.