What Is A Termite Protection Plan?

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Termite Protection Plans

At any stage of homeownership, it is common to think about protecting your house from termites, especially if you live in an area prone to termite infestations. Most homeowners insurance policies don’t include termite coverage, either for treatment for termites or coverage to repair the damage they create, which can leave you holding the bill for thousands of dollars’ worth of unexpected termite damage. 

How A Termite Protection Plan Works

Termite extermination can be a costly process. Termites must be located and eliminated before repairs can begin to be undertaken. The cost of termite treatment and extermination typically includes termiticides and baits, labor, and service hours. The cost of termite treatment will also be dependent on the size of your home, the age and condition of the termite infestation and the termite control method employed. 

Termite damage is another cost to consider. Depending on the severity of the termite infestation and damage, you may have to repair any structural damage which can be very costly, but you may also have cosmetic repairs that need to be made like floorboards, peeling paint and trim.  

Termite protection plans were designed to provide homeowners with peace of mind, acting in this way, much like a home insurance plan would, but for termites. A termite protection plan traditionally includes regular home inspections for termites. It may or may not include preventative treatment, but often covers any future termite control costs, after initial treatment and control. Some plans include free repairs of new termite damage upon discovery of any live termite activity. 

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