What Is A Termite Bond?
A Termite bond or termite insurance, is an agreement between termite bond companies and property owners which provides protection against termite infestations. Termite bonds give property owners and managers peace of mind by providing plans which will cover costs to control, eradicate and even repair structural damage caused by termites. In addition, a termite bond renewal is offered on a recurring basis to avoid any lapse in coverage and ensure uninterrupted protection.
Diligent’s Termite Coverage is unrivaled. Here are some key elements that make choosing Diligent the best option for you:
Pre-Construction Coverage
With Diligent’s Pretreatment Termite Bond, your Property will be covered since the construction date of your property.
Immediate Response Guarantee
We’ll respond to your request right away and if needed have someone on-site at your facility guaranteed.
Comprehensive Recurring Inspections
We inspect the warranted structure(s) at least once a year to ensure your property remains free of termites. A thorough report is also provided to guide you in reducing any conducive conditions to further reduce risk of an infestation
Total Termite Protection Guarantee
Diligent’s Total Termite Protection guarantees full-retreatments against the most common species of termites found in Florida such as:
Eastern Subterranean Termites (Reticulitermes Flavipes)
The eastern subterranean termite is the most common termite found in North America. These termites are the most economically important wood destroying insects in the United States and are classified as pests.
Formosan Termites (Coptotermes Formosanus)
A single individual of the Formosan subterranean termite does not consume more wood than a single native subterranean termite, however, because of its large population size, a Formosan subterranean termite colony can cause more structural damage in a shorter time.
Drywood Termites (Cryptotermes)
Drywood termites infest dry wood and do not require contact with the soil. Drywood termites occur in small colonies in isolated wood pieces. Multiple colonies can infest a structure simultaneously.
Dampwood Termites (Neotermes castaneus)
These termites get their name from the need for a high moisture content in the wood. Dampwood termites are the largest in size of all the termite species found in the state. These termites typically live in damaged trees. Porch lights, indoor lights, and video monitors often lure the alates inside, especially when doors and unscreened windows are opened. When alates are found indoors, their origin is usually from a yard tree or a woodland colony. Dampwood termites can cause damage in structures that contain wet wood.
Rely on the strength of a termite protection leader Trust Diligent to deliver the results you need accurately, safely and on time. We thank you for your business!
