Mud tubes near the foundation
Earth-colored tubes along masonry or crawl-space walls give termites a protected route into the structure.
Termite treatment in Beltsville, Maryland
Stop termite damage before it spreads.
Newman & Nolan Pest Management inspects the places termites hide, explains what we find, and builds a treatment plan around your property.
Schedule a termite inspection
Warning signs
Know the Signs of Termite Damage
Maryland termites can work behind walls, under floors, and inside framing before damage becomes obvious. Check these areas first.
Wood that sounds hollow
Soft spots, blistered flooring, or a hollow knock can point to galleries hidden inside timber.
Discarded wings indoors
Small piles near windows, doors, or light fixtures may appear after termite swarmers leave a colony.
Damage can continue quietly between seasonal checks. An inspection gives you a clear starting point.
A measured response
Termite Treatment and Protection
The inspection determines the route. Newman & Nolan Pest Management may recommend a liquid soil treatment, bait system, or combination strategy based on activity, construction, and access.
1. Inspect the structure
We examine foundation lines, crawl spaces, entry points, moisture areas, and accessible wood.
2. Treat the active route
Placement follows the evidence, with attention to soil contact and known termite pathways.
3. Monitor through the year
Annual monitoring helps catch renewed activity before it becomes a larger repair concern.
Protection for daily life
We explain treatment areas, re-entry guidance, and practical steps for families and pets.
Clear answers
Termite Questions Answered
Good decisions start with a specific inspection and a plain explanation of the findings.
“Newman & Nolan Pest Management showed us exactly where activity could enter and what to watch between visits. We knew what would happen next.”Nuch C., Beltsville homeowner
Inspection first
We identify evidence before recommending a treatment path.
Built for Maryland homes
Plans account for local soil, moisture, and construction details.
Ongoing visibility
Monitoring keeps small changes from going unnoticed.
Termites usually have straight antennae, a broad waist, and wings of similar length. Flying ants have bent antennae, a pinched waist, and longer front wings. An inspection is the safest way to confirm what you are seeing.
A yearly inspection is a practical schedule for many properties, especially homes with crawl spaces, past termite activity, moisture concerns, or wood-to-soil contact.
We document the evidence, discuss the affected areas, and recommend a treatment and monitoring plan suited to the structure. You receive clear preparation and safety instructions before work begins.
Take the next step
Schedule a Termite Inspection
Tell us about the property and the signs you have noticed. Inspection requests are available for homes, rental properties, and commercial buildings in Beltsville.