Haverhill is a small inland suburban village west of West Palm Beach — under 2,000 households, mostly mid-density single-family homes built between the 1970s and the 2000s. Standard Florida residential pest pressure: subterranean termites in slab construction, ghost ants in summer, occasional roof rats from canal-side mango trees.

Ghost ants, palmetto bugs, springtails, silverfish. 90-day exterior perimeter program. $95–$130/quarter, includes mid-cycle interior callbacks free.
Quarterly program →
Haverhill's 1970s–2000s slab construction has subterranean termite pressure at expansion joints and plumbing penetrations. Termidor SC liquid soil barrier — 8–10 year residual. If termites come back during the warranty period, we come back.
Termite treatment →
St. Augustine lawns yellow every June from sod webworm and chinch bug damage. Lawn fertilization is a separate service — pest treatment for the lawn is part of pest control.
Lawn care →A tight working-class village wedged between West Palm and Greenacres has a specific pest pressure mix. Our treatment plans reference UF/IFAS Extension publications and EPA-registered product data.
UF/IFAS subterranean termite surveys identify pre-1980 wood-frame construction — predominant in central Haverhill — as a documented soil-borne termite pressure profile. Termidor SC soil barrier is the published-validated treatment per UF/IFAS field trials.
UF/IFAS termite research ↗UF/IFAS publication ENY-200 documents West Palm Beach County's sandy soil profile as the highest-density fire ant habitat in the state. Twice-yearly Extinguish Plus broadcast is the published standard for residential lawns.
UF/IFAS pest management ↗UF/IFAS roof rat research identifies mature canopy connecting to tile roofs as the highest pressure profile in coastal Florida. Haverhill's older shaded blocks fit this. Snap-trap and structural exclusion is the only research-supported endpoint — never indoor poison.
UF/IFAS Extension ↗