• Early detection: Catch termite infestations before they cause extensive damage
• Essential for commercial properties such as office buildings, retail spaces, and warehouses
• Ensure compliance with insurance requirements that often mandate termite inspections
• Prevent costly repairs caused by undetected termite damage
• Peace of mind with detailed reports outlining findings and next steps

• Visual inspection of the building's structure, foundation, and surrounding areas to identify signs of termite activity
• Moisture level testing in areas where termites are likely to thrive, such as basements and crawlspaces
• Wood and soil sampling for signs of termite presence
• Detection of other wood-destroying organisms, such as carpenter ants, that can also cause damage
• Detailed report with findings, recommendations for treatment, and prevention steps

• Before purchasing or leasing a commercial property, especially older buildings
• When preparing your property for sale or rent, as many buyers and tenants require termite inspections
• If you notice signs of damage to wood structures, such as hollow-sounding wood or mud tubes
• If your property is located in an area with a high risk of termite activity
• After a flooding event, which can drive termites to seek moisture and food sources in new areas

• Experienced inspectors trained to identify signs of termite infestation in commercial buildings
• Serving all Missouri, including rural and urban properties
• Advanced tools and techniques to ensure a thorough inspection, even in hard-to-reach areas
• Detailed reports with clear findings, treatment recommendations, and prevention tips
• Termite treatment recommendations: If termites are found, we can provide guidance for effective pest control methods

Don't wait for termites to cause damage to your commercial property. Schedule your Termite Inspection with Sam's Home and Commercial Inspectors today.

Call us at (573) 202-6062
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