TermitesNative to Utah
Subterranean termites causing hidden structural damage in homes across Sanpete County.
How to Identify Termites
Subterranean termites live in the soil and build pencil-width mud tubes up foundation walls to reach wood framing. Winged swarmers — often mistaken for flying ants — emerging indoors in spring are one of the clearest early signs of an active colony nearby.
Signs You May Have a Problem
- Mud tubes running up the foundation, piers, or crawlspace walls
- Wood that sounds hollow when tapped, or is soft/damaged along the grain
- Discarded wings near windowsills or door thresholds after a spring swarm
Why It Matters
Termite damage develops slowly and out of sight, and it's almost never covered by a homeowners insurance policy, so catching it early matters. Because Triple Crown holds Utah Category 15 (Wood Destroying Organisms) licensing, we handle both new-construction pre-treatment and treatment of an active infestation, plus WDO inspection reports for home sales.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my whole house need to be treated, or can you just treat where you see termites?
Spot treatments look appealing because of the lower upfront cost, but termite colonies forage in every direction from wherever they're nesting, and often enter a home at points nowhere near where the damage was actually found. That means a treatment limited to one spot can miss the real entry points and fail to solve the problem — and it's also why most warranties won't cover spot-only work. Our active treatment is built around Trelona Annual Termite Baiting Stations, with liquid injection or foam treatment used only where specific problem areas call for it, so the whole property is covered instead of just the spot where damage showed up.
What does the warranty cover?
Termite treatments come with an annual service agreement that keeps your warranty active with yearly renewal. Depending on the property and extent of activity, that warranty may cover retreatment only, or retreatment plus repair of termite damage — determined at inspection.