Termite Treatment Without the Tent — and Without Leaving Your Home
Licensed tentless termite treatment for the whole house, plus protection and prevention plans. Free inspection, open seven days.
Licensed & Insured · FL #JB288307 · Open 7 Days · 24/7 Emergencies

Signs you have termites
You've spotted mud tubes along your foundation, discarded wings by the windows, small piles of pellets under wood, or wood that sounds hollow when you tap it. Those are classic signs of active termites.
Why waiting costs more
A colony can feed on your home's structure for years before anything is visible. By the time damage shows, repairs often run into the thousands — and termite damage isn't covered by homeowners insurance. Untreated, it can make a home hard to sell.
How Golden fixes it
Our licensed technicians treat the whole house without a tent, so you don't have to move out, pack food, or find somewhere to stay. The treatment lasts a year, and we also offer protection and prevention treatments to keep termites from coming back.
Free inspection
We inspect first, then give you a price — no obligation.Guarantee: 1 year
How it works
Free Inspection
A licensed tech finds the pest, the entry points, and the scope — then gives you a price.
Targeted Treatment
We treat the source, not just what you can see, with EPA-registered products.
Guaranteed Follow-Up
If pests come back while your guarantee is active, so do we. Free.
Termites in South Florida
South Florida homes face two different termites. Formosan subterranean termites build huge underground colonies and reach the house through mud tubes. Drywood termites live inside attics, furniture, and framing with no soil contact at all. The free inspection tells you which one you have.
From our pest guide
Year-round · Termite treatment
Do You Have to Tent Your House for Termites?
Tenting means moving out, bagging your food, and finding a place for the pets. Here's what fumigation actually is, when it may be needed, and how a tentless whole-house treatment lets you stay home.4 min read Spring · Termite swarm season
Termite Swarm Season in Kendall: What Those Winged Bugs Mean
Swarms of winged insects around your lights or piles of wings on the windowsill? Here's how to tell termites from flying ants, what a swarm means for your home, and what to do next.3 min read
Common questions
How do I know if I have termites?
Look for mud tubes on foundations, discarded wings near windows and doors, small piles of pellets under wood, and wood that sounds hollow. A free inspection confirms it.
Do I have to tent my house or move out?
No. Our termite treatment is done without a tent, and you can stay in your home the whole time.
How long does the treatment last?
The treatment lasts one year. We also offer ongoing protection and prevention treatments.
What's the difference between Formosan and drywood termites?
Formosan termites live in the soil and travel up through mud tubes. Drywood termites live entirely inside the wood. We identify which you have during the inspection.
Does homeowners insurance cover termite damage?
Almost never. That's why treating early — and keeping protection in place — matters.
Get rid of termites for good
Call now and talk to the owner. Open 6am–7pm every day, with 24/7 emergency service.
Hours · Open 7 Days
- Every day 6am–7pm
- 24/7 emergency service
After 7pm, extra charges may apply.
