Built for Florida.
Defended Every Inch.
Florida's warm, humid, subtropical climate rarely sees a hard freeze, so pests here stay active and reproduce year-round rather than dying back each winter. That's the single biggest reason Florida homes face heavier pest pressure than most of the country
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Florida faces more termite pressure than almost any other state, with three major species all present: native subterranean termites, the highly destructive Formosan subterranean termite (which can cause over $1 billion a year in damage across the Southeast), and drywood termites, which nest directly inside dry wood rather than the soil.
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The single most common household pest in Florida; the state is home to 30+ species. Fire ants deliver a painful sting and can trigger severe allergic reactions, while ghost ants are tiny, pale, and nest indoors in wall voids and potted plants.
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Drawn to Florida's standing water and humidity, and capable of spreading disease, making them a public-health concern as well as a nuisance.
