Tri-Pacific Termite

4.6
10 reviews

About

Termite Control Service
Tri-Pacific Termite provides comprehensive termite control services to Glendale, CA, and the surrounding areas.

Location

Tri-Pacific Termite
2137 Verdugo Blvd, Montrose, CA
91020, United States

Hours

Reviews

4.6
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  • TA
    Tadeh A
    Oct 21, 2025
    5.0
    Fantastic experience with Tri-Pacific Termite. Jeff was able to work with our tight schedule and send the guys over to get the job done. Great price and service.
  • LM
    Leah Magallanes
    Oct 4, 2025
    5.0
    I had a great experience with Tri-Pacific! They came out for a termite inspection and treatment, and the whole process was smooth and professional. The technician was on time, explained everything clearly, and the service was done efficiently. I highly recommend them for anyone needing termite control!
  • JB
    Joel Bennett
    May 9, 2025
    5.0
    Excellent termite control service, I highly recommend!
  • HC
    Harb & Co
    Jun 26, 2023
    5.0
    Family owned and operated, very honest.
  • GK
    Gevorg Keshishyan
    Dec 10, 2020
    5.0
    Amazing

Frequently Asked Questions About Tri-Pacific Termite

What does a plumbing leak specifically have to do with termites?

Plumbing leaks create high moisture conditions in wood, which are ideal for termites and other wood-destroying organisms. These damp environments often lead to fungus damage, which can be costly but is often preventable. Our trained inspectors can identify leaks early, potentially saving you significant repair costs. For expert termite control services, contact Tri-Pacific Termite today.

Are there any other wood-destroying organisms I need to worry about?

While termites are the primary concern, powder-post beetles are the second most destructive wood pests. Like termites, they can cause extensive damage before detection. Carpenter ants and carpenter bees are also wood-destroying organisms to be aware of. All these pests thrive in high moisture conditions, which often result from plumbing leaks or faulty toilet seals. Early detection of fungal growth is crucial; if caught early, fungicide treatment may suffice, but severe cases require professional removal and replacement of affected wood.