The Right Call

The "Right" Call, Termite & Pest Control, believes in "honesty above reproach", providing affordable quality service and unprecedented customer service. Serving the Dallas-Fort Worth and surrounding areas, our company provides both termite and pest control services to Residential, Commercial, and Government Consumers. Specializing in Termite Inspections and Treatments, we have provided hundreds of inspections for real estate closings in Tarrant, Dallas, Johnson, Ellis, Parker, and Wise County. Buying or selling a home is stressful enough without having to worry about your Termite (WDI) Inspection.

We are professionals when it comes to identifying the problem, removing the bees and removing bee hives. Bee Control is what we do. With rising concerns of the Africanized bee (killer bee) more people are now looking to control their bee problems rather than avoid them. Unlike other conventional pest control companies who only kill the bees but don't fully solve the problem, we find the hive, remove the bees, remove the hive and prevent future infestations of the area. That is true bee control! Our Bee Control technicians are fully trained and are professionals when it comes to dealing with bees.

Many decades of primary education and continuing education on Home Inspection and Building education (amongst other areas of education). If it has anything to do with building or Inspecting I have been in a classroom over the decades repeatedly learning about it or keeping up with the changes in times. What you will get is a Home Inspector with 20 years as a Home Inspector performing Home Inspections and 25 years as a Termite Inspector and applicator as well as the knowledge of building and remodeling of residential structures that entire time.

Unless there are signs of active termite infestation, you probably won't detect termites because they forage and hang out hidden from view. The most common way of detecting termites include discarded wings. Not so obvious signs include wood that sounds hollow when tapped, cracked or bubbling paint and termite droppings that look like sawdust (frass). You may also see mud tubes that look like the image pictured above. They feed on cellulose-based material like wood, books, boxes, furniture and drywall coverings.