Lake Park is a small working coastal village between Riviera Beach and North Palm Beach — older single-family homes, the Lake Park Mainstreet corridor, and the West Lake Park canal-side neighborhoods. Subterranean termite pressure in older homes, roof rats in mature-tree blocks, and Intracoastal mosquito pressure on the east end.

Older Lake Park single-family homes have heart-pine framing and aging slab penetrations. Termidor SC liquid soil barrier — 8–10 year residual. If termites come back during the warranty period, we come back.
Termite treatment →
Mature live oak canopy in Old Lake Park = roof rat highway. Trap-and-seal: hardware cloth on every soffit penetration, 30-day re-entry warranty.
Rodent control →
Mature mulch beds and storm drains support palmetto bug populations. Exterior perimeter granular bait + door-sweep exclusion.
Roach control →Lake Park's older housing stock and small commercial corridor create a distinct pest pressure profile. Our treatment plans reference UF/IFAS Extension and FDACS commercial pest rules.
UF/IFAS subterranean termite surveys identify pre-1960 frame construction — predominant in older Lake Park neighborhoods west of US-1 — as among the highest soil-borne termite pressure profiles in PBC. Termidor SC soil barrier is the published-validated treatment.
UF/IFAS termite research ↗Several Lake Park HOAs and condo associations are on contract for community-wide quarterly service. Common-area lawn and ornamental treatment, scheduled access for unit interiors when needed, single-point monthly billing for the association.
HOA program details →UF/IFAS roof rat research identifies mature canopy connecting to tile roofs as the highest pressure profile in coastal Florida. Lake Park's older shaded neighborhoods fit this. Snap-trap and structural exclusion is the only research-supported endpoint.
UF/IFAS Extension ↗