The XTermiGator

08/20/2026

Termites live and travel through the soil, which is why protecting your home starts from the ground up.

08/18/2026

⛏️🟫We're playing in the dirt today getting ready for a trench and treat termite treatment! We'lll be digging a 6"x6" trench around the permiter of the home and filling it with a non-repellent liquid termiticide to create a continuous barrier. Don't worry, we clean up our mess!

08/05/2026

🦟🏠This is what happens when termites move into the well house...

07/30/2026

The good news is that your yard can actually tell you quite a bit if you know what to look for.

07/21/2026

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07/02/2026

Those streaks aren't just dirt... they're termite tunnels and they are a direct route into your walls. If you see these on your home, give us a call. We'll kick them to the curb! 😉

07/01/2026

This is why termite inspections and preventative treatments are so important for homeowners.

06/29/2026

If you see this, then 👇🏻

1. Arrange a termite inspection as soon as possible. A swarm indoors often means there's an active colony in or very near the structure.

2. Don't disturb everything before the inspection. Leaving some evidence can help identify the species and locate the source.

3. Check nearby wood by gently pressing it with a screwdriver. If it feels soft, hollow, or easily punctures, there may be internal damage.

4. Address any moisture issues around that window, since damaged, damp wood can make the problem worse.

05/26/2026

📍As a locally owned and operated business in East Texas, theXTermiGator understands the specific challenges and risks associated with WDI / termite infestations in the area. Our technicians are well-versed in the unique characteristics of local wood destroying insect species, their behaviors, and the most effective treatment solutions available.
🧡From left to right: Chantz, Keith, Meagan, Bryce, Eric, and Tony

05/22/2026

🏡🦟Do you know the signs of Wood-Eating Insects Found in Texas Homes?

Learn the signs of wood-eating insects found in Texas homes and why a professional inspection is your best first step.