A homeowner in the Tampa–St. Petersburg area of Florida had noticed signs they thought might be drywood termites. Their roughly 1,800-square-foot house needed a treatment decision, and they were weighing a tentless approach against tenting.
In a thread from November 2024, the homeowner described a quote of over $2,000 for spray and spot treatment. The number became harder to weigh when the same company offered to add a different kind of termite prevention for about twice the cost.
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The quotes
The first quote was over $2,000 for an initial tentless spray and spot treatment aimed at drywood termites. It included one year of coverage, with an option to renew annually to keep the warranty going…