SERVICE AREA · SAN PEDRO

Termite Inspection & Treatment in San Pedro, CA

Coastal port community with a mix of historic craftsman homes and mid-century construction. Ocean exposure and hillside terrain create unique challenges for exterior and structural work.

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I.OVERVIEW

Paragon Home Services has served San Pedro homeowners since 2007 — 18+ years of termite inspection & treatment experience specific to the South Bay's unique construction era, climate, and infrastructure. Every project is managed by licensed, W-2 technicians with the tools and expertise your home deserves.

II.LOCAL CONDITIONS

Why San Pedro Homes Need Expert Termite Inspection

The San Pedro Challenge

Coastal port community with a mix of historic craftsman homes and mid-century construction. Ocean exposure and hillside terrain create unique challenges for exterior and structural work.

The Paragon Solution

Paragon Home Services has served San Pedro homeowners since 2007 — 18+ years of termite inspection & treatment experience specific to the South Bay's unique construction era, climate, and infrastructure challenges. Every project is managed by licensed, W-2 technicians with the tools and expertise your home deserves.

Service area · san-pedro

III.PROCESS

Our Termite Service Process

1
Comprehensive inspection — interior, exterior, attic, crawlspace, and accessible structural elements; moisture readings at all suspect areas.
2
Documented Section 1 and Section 2 report — Structural Pest Control Board-compliant report with photos, locations, and treatment recommendations.
3
Treatment proposal — targeted local treatment where appropriate, or fumigation if infestation scope warrants.
4
Treatment execution — drywood spot treatment with borate or termiticide, subterranean treatment with soil application or bait stations, or full structural fumigation as scoped.
5
Damaged wood replacement — Section 1 wood members removed and replaced (sill plates, fascia, siding) with treated lumber.
6
Re-inspection and clearance — final inspection and clearance letter for escrow or insurance purposes.

IV.CAPABILITIES

Termite Capabilities

Real estate (escrow) termite inspection and report
Standard termite inspection and report
Drywood termite local injection treatment
Subterranean termite soil treatment
Termite bait station systems
Full structural fumigation (when warranted)
Damaged-wood replacement (Section 1 corrections)
Earth-to-wood contact remediation
Crawlspace ventilation correction
Annual termite inspection program
Wood-destroying organism inspection (WDO)
Clearance letters and re-inspection

V.PARAGON IN SAN PEDRO

Serving All of San Pedro

Neighborhoods: a coastal port community on the Palos Verdes Peninsula with hillside neighborhoods and ocean views

ZIP codes served: 90731, 90732, 90733

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Established 2007 — 18+ years South Bay experience

24/7 emergency response

VI.FAQ

Termite Inspection — Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a termite report to sell my house?: Most California real estate transactions require a Structural Pest Control Board-compliant termite report, and lenders typically require Section 1 items to be cleared before close of escrow. Even when not strictly required, most buyers and their agents request one. We deliver escrow-grade reports turned around within 1–3 business days.
Do I have to tent my house if I have termites?: Often no. Localized drywood infestations frequently respond to spot injection treatment. Tenting is appropriate when infestations are widespread, inaccessible, or in colony locations that local treatment can't reach. We assess the scope honestly and recommend the targeted approach when conditions support it.
How often should I have a termite inspection?: Every 1–2 years for most South Bay homes is appropriate. Properties with prior infestation history, heavy wood-to-soil contact, or high moisture in crawlspaces benefit from annual inspection. Coastal homes with eucalyptus or palm in proximity see higher drywood pressure and warrant annual checks.
What does termite treatment cost?: Localized drywood spot treatment for a typical infestation runs $400–$1,200. Subterranean soil treatment or bait station installation runs $1,500–$3,500 for an average single-family home. Full structural fumigation runs $1,800–$4,500+ depending on home size. Damaged-wood replacement is separate and depends on Section 1 scope. We provide fixed quotes after inspection.

VII.CONTINUE

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Why San Pedro Homes Need Expert Termite Inspection

The San Pedro Challenge

Coastal port community with a mix of historic craftsman homes and mid-century construction. Ocean exposure and hillside terrain create unique challenges for exterior and structural work.

The Paragon Solution

Paragon Home Services has served San Pedro homeowners since 2007 — 18+ years of termite inspection & treatment experience specific to the South Bay's unique construction era, climate, and infrastructure challenges. Every project is managed by licensed, W-2 technicians with the tools and expertise your home deserves.

Service area · san-pedro

Our Termite Service Process

Comprehensive inspection — interior, exterior, attic, crawlspace, and accessible structural elements; moisture readings at all suspect areas.

Documented Section 1 and Section 2 report — Structural Pest Control Board-compliant report with photos, locations, and treatment recommendations.

Treatment proposal — targeted local treatment where appropriate, or fumigation if infestation scope warrants.

Treatment execution — drywood spot treatment with borate or termiticide, subterranean treatment with soil application or bait stations, or full structural fumigation as scoped.

Damaged wood replacement — Section 1 wood members removed and replaced (sill plates, fascia, siding) with treated lumber.

Re-inspection and clearance — final inspection and clearance letter for escrow or insurance purposes.

Termite Capabilities

Real estate (escrow) termite inspection and report

Standard termite inspection and report

Drywood termite local injection treatment

Subterranean termite soil treatment

Termite bait station systems

Full structural fumigation (when warranted)

Damaged-wood replacement (Section 1 corrections)

Earth-to-wood contact remediation

Crawlspace ventilation correction

Annual termite inspection program

Wood-destroying organism inspection (WDO)

Clearance letters and re-inspection

Termite Inspection — Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a termite report to sell my house?

Most California real estate transactions require a Structural Pest Control Board-compliant termite report, and lenders typically require Section 1 items to be cleared before close of escrow. Even when not strictly required, most buyers and their agents request one. We deliver escrow-grade reports turned around within 1–3 business days.

Do I have to tent my house if I have termites?

Often no. Localized drywood infestations frequently respond to spot injection treatment. Tenting is appropriate when infestations are widespread, inaccessible, or in colony locations that local treatment can't reach. We assess the scope honestly and recommend the targeted approach when conditions support it.

How often should I have a termite inspection?

Every 1–2 years for most South Bay homes is appropriate. Properties with prior infestation history, heavy wood-to-soil contact, or high moisture in crawlspaces benefit from annual inspection. Coastal homes with eucalyptus or palm in proximity see higher drywood pressure and warrant annual checks.

What does termite treatment cost?

Localized drywood spot treatment for a typical infestation runs $400–$1,200. Subterranean soil treatment or bait station installation runs $1,500–$3,500 for an average single-family home. Full structural fumigation runs $1,800–$4,500+ depending on home size. Damaged-wood replacement is separate and depends on Section 1 scope. We provide fixed quotes after inspection.