Termite Extermination in the Kansas City Metro Area

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We have been dealing with termites for longer than most of our competitors have been in business. We can quickly identify termite infestations and recommend the most effective treatment plan for your home or business.

Termites can cause significant damage to structures. Termites are also known as ‘white ants’ even though they are not closely related to ants. Termites feed on dead plant material and the most abundant dead plant material in structures tends to be wood, which is why they are a problem for buildings. Even a small colony of termites can cause a great deal of damage to houses or other buildings.

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If you have a wildlife or pest problem, contact us by filling out the form on the contact page or call us at (913) 338-3330 today! Catch-It Wildlife provides pest control, wildlife removal, and bird control services in the Kansas City Metro Area.

“Catch-It Wildlife Pest Control has provided outstanding service, very prompt and professional. I highly recommend this company to anyone needing pest control services."

Kelley Harris

“Stephen is the exterminator for North Oak Crossing, and we enjoy the quality work he provides. They are on time and make sure to service all pest request.”

Dashay Amos

"We've had several problems over the years of service that they have quickly taken care of from brown recluses, ants, and bats. We went with a local company because the large national company was not able to resolve our pest issues. I can highly recommend them and their professional staff."

Jerald

“They removed 2 racoons from our attic. They found the entrance and sealed it up. Its been more than 3 years and no more animals. They do termite inspection and ant extermination now and they do a great job.”

Jennifer Weiford

Signs of a Termite Infestation

Mud Tubes:

One of the most common signs of subterranean termites is the presence of mud tubes or tunnels. These pencil-sized tubes are usually found along walls, foundations, or crawlspaces. Termites construct these tubes as protective pathways between their nests and food sources. If you spot mud tubes, it’s a strong indicator of termite activity.

Swarming:

While most prevalent in the spring, termites can also swarm later in the summer. They are more likely to swarm after rainfall, and swarms can occur indoors (not fun) or outdoors.

Discarded Wings:

During swarming season, reproductive termites called “alates” will shed their wings after they find a mate and establish a new colony. Finding discarded termite wings around windowsills, doors, or other entry points can suggest the presence of a nearby termite colony.

Damaged or Hollow-Sounding Wood:

Termites feed on wood from the inside out, leaving the outer surface intact. As a result, wood that sounds hollow when tapped or appears damaged without any apparent cause may indicate termite infestation. Check for sagging or blistering paint on wooden surfaces, as this can also be a sign of termite activity.

Small Holes:

If you look closely at the photo to the right, or below, this section, you will see a few small holes in a ceiling. Those small holes were caused by termites and are what led to the discovery of mud tunnels outside that particular Overland Park home. It was a good thing the homeowner noticed those holes and contacted us to investigate the issue: we were able to resolve the termite infestation before structural damage had occurred.

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Steve Painter, Owner, Catch-It Wildlife and Pest