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FAQ

  • Pest Control

    • Yes, we do offer one-time pest control treatments for specific issues or immediate concerns. Our technicians assess the situation, identify the type of pest activity, and apply a targeted treatment based on your property’s needs. This option is available for customers who prefer a single service rather than an ongoing plan.

    • Yes, we offer professional termite inspections for residential and commercial properties. Our technicians carefully evaluate both visible and hard-to-reach areas of the structure to identify signs of termite activity and conditions that may contribute to infestations. After the inspection, we review our findings with you and discuss recommended next steps based on your property’s specific needs.

    • Our pest control process begins with a thorough inspection of your property to identify the type of pest activity and any contributing conditions. From there, we develop a customized treatment plan based on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles, which focuses on targeting pests while addressing factors that may be encouraging their presence. After treatment, we monitor results and make recommendations to support ongoing pest management and long-term control.

  • Lawn Care

    • Hiring a professional lawn care company gives you access to experienced technicians who understand how to properly evaluate turf conditions and apply the right treatments at the right time. Lawn health depends on many factors, including soil quality, irrigation, nutrients, and seasonal changes, which can be difficult to manage without a structured plan.

    • Yes, pests can damage your lawn by feeding on grass roots, blades, and organic matter in the soil. This activity can lead to thinning turf, brown or bare patches, and overall stress on your lawn’s health. If left unaddressed, pest issues can continue to spread and make it harder for grass to recover and grow consistently.

  • Neighbor Pests

    • Call or schedule online in seconds. We'll set up a convenient time to visit your property.
    • Our certified technician will assess trouble spots, entry points, and signs of pest activity.
    • We create a treatment strategy tailored to your home's layout and specific pest problem.
    • With proven products and expert follow-up, we stop infestations and keep pest from returning.

  • General

    • The “Evergreen Difference” comes from combining skilled, certified technicians with a strong focus on customer service. Our team is committed to delivering a professional, dependable experience on every visit, whether it’s routine lawn care and pest control or a one-time service. We take pride in being responsive, thorough, and dedicated to meeting your property’s needs from start to finish.

    • Yes, we offer routine pest control and lawn care plans for both residential and commercial properties. These programs are designed around your property’s specific needs and can include scheduled treatments, inspections, and ongoing maintenance services. Each plan is customized to help support consistent property care throughout the year.

    • Yes, same-day service is available depending on scheduling and service availability. When you contact our office, we’ll do our best to accommodate your request and arrange a convenient time for a technician to visit your property.

    • Our estimates are provided at no cost. We assess your property, discuss your concerns, and review any pest or lawn care issues you’re experiencing before offering recommendations. This allows us to understand your needs and provide a clear path forward without any obligation.

  • Subterranean Termites

    • Common signs include mud tubes along foundations or walls, hollow-sounding wood, bubbling or blistering paint, and swarms of winged termites in the spring. Because subterranean termites travel underground, damage is often discovered after structural wood has already been compromised.
    • Yes. Subterranean termites are the most common termite species in Florida. The state’s warm climate and sandy soil provide ideal conditions for large underground colonies to remain active year-round.
    • Subterranean termites typically enter through foundation cracks, slab joints, expansion gaps, plumbing penetrations, or areas where wood is in direct contact with soil. Even small structural openings can allow access to a home.
    • Because colonies can contain hundreds of thousands of termites, damage can progress steadily over time. Early detection and professional treatment are essential to minimizing repair costs and protecting the structural integrity of your property.
    • Professional soil barrier treatments combined with advanced baiting systems are among the most effective solutions. A customized treatment plan based on a thorough inspection offers the best long-term protection against subterranean termite activity.

  • Formosan Termites

    • Signs may include mud tubes along foundations, swarmers around lights during warmer months, blistering wood, or visible structural damage. Because Formosan termites can build hidden carton nests inside walls or attics, a professional inspection is the most reliable way to confirm an infestation.
    • Formosan termites are known for their extremely large colony sizes, which can reach into the millions. Because of their numbers and aggressive feeding behavior, they can cause significant structural damage much faster than other termite species found in Florida.
    • Due to their large colonies and constant feeding activity, Formosan termites can cause noticeable structural damage in a relatively short period of time. Early detection and prompt treatment are critical to preventing costly repairs.

    • Yes. Formosan termites are especially common in southern and coastal Florida, but their range continues to expand throughout the state. Warm temperatures and high humidity create ideal conditions for their growth and spread.

    • Effective treatment typically involves a combination of soil barrier applications and professional baiting systems designed to eliminate the colony at its source. A customized treatment plan based on a thorough inspection offers the most reliable long-term protection.

  • Drywood Termites

    • Common signs of drywood termites include small kick-out holes in wood, pellet-like droppings called frass, hollow-sounding wood, and seasonal swarming activity near windows or lights. Because they live entirely inside wood, infestations are often discovered after visible damage has already occurred.
    • Yes. Drywood termites are widespread throughout Florida, especially in coastal and southern regions where warm temperatures allow them to remain active year-round. Homes with exposed wood elements, attics, and older structures are particularly vulnerable.
    • Unlike subterranean termites, drywood termites do not need contact with soil to survive. They live directly inside dry wood structures and create pellet-like droppings, while subterranean termites build mud tubes and nest underground.
    • Do-it-yourself treatments rarely eliminate an entire colony because drywood termites live deep within wood galleries. Professional inspection and targeted treatment are typically required to fully remove the infestation and prevent further structural damage.
    • The cost of drywood termite treatment depends on the size of the infestation, the areas affected, and the treatment method required. A professional inspection is the best way to determine accurate pricing and identify the most effective solution for your home.
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