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Termite Control Services in Canada

Canada’s Silent Termite Problem

Unlike ants or cockroaches, termites cause structural damage, not just nuisance. In Canada,  particularly in the Greater Toronto Area,  mild winters and moist conditions allow colonies to survive and expand.

Termites don’t rest—they feed 24/7 on wood, drywall, and even furniture. Left untreated, a colony can consume the equivalent of an entire 2×4 every month, silently weakening your home from the inside out.

Types of Termites in Canada

While there are thousands of termite species worldwide, in Canada you’re most likely to encounter:

  • Eastern Subterranean Termites (the most destructive and common in Ontario).
  • Dampwood Termites
  • Drywood Termites (rare, but infest furniture and dry lumber).

At PestFix, we identify the exact species during our inspection—so your treatment plan is precise and effective.

Myths vs. Facts About Termites

Myth 1: Termites can’t survive Canadian winters.
Fact: Subterranean termites burrow deep into soil, staying active even in freezing weather.

Myth 2: If I don’t see termites, my home is safe.
Fact: Termite damage often goes unnoticed for years until it’s severe.

Myth 3: DIY sprays can get rid of termites.
Fact: Over-the-counter sprays only kill surface termites. Colonies live deep in soil and wood, requiring professional systems to eliminate

Termite Control

Why Termites Are So Dangerous

  • Hidden Infestation – termites work inside wood and walls, making them hard to detect.
  • Massive Colonies – one colony can house hundreds of thousands of termites.
  • Continuous Feeding – termites never sleep, feeding 24/7.
  • Expensive Repairs – termite damage often isn’t covered by insurance in Canada.

That’s why early detection and professional treatment from PestFix is essential.

PestFix Termite FAQ

A: Termites have straight antennae, equal-sized wings, and a thicker waist. Ants have bent antennae, uneven wings, and narrow waists.

Yes—while termites don’t eat concrete or brick, they exploit cracks and gaps to reach wooden beams, flooring, and drywall inside.

We recommend annual termite inspections in Toronto and nearby areas, especially if your property has moisture issues or past infestations.

Most treatments are completed in 1 day, but ongoing monitoring is critical for lasting protection.

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