Ocean Ridge sits between Boynton Inlet and Briny Breezes — a thin coastal strip of single-family homes and small condos along A1A. Salt-air subterranean termite pressure, dune-edge mosquitoes and no-see-ums, and wildlife from the dune scrub. Marine-grade chemistry on every coastal job.

Salt corrodes slab penetrations 2–3× faster than inland. Ocean Ridge oceanfront homes need the Termidor barrier checked at year 5–6. If termites come back during the warranty period, we come back.
Termite treatment →
Dune-edge homes get heavy biting midge (no-see-um) pressure plus normal mosquito issues. Barrier spray + granular mulch treatment for no-see-ums + In2Care.
Mosquito control →
Dune scrub generates wildlife — raccoons in trash, opossums in soffits. Live trap, humane removal, FWC permit-coordinated. Never disturb sea turtle nests (federal protection).
Wildlife removal →A narrow A1A coastal town between Boynton Inlet and Briny Breezes has a distinct pest pressure profile. Our treatment plans reference UF/IFAS coastal entomology and FWC nonnative wildlife protocols.
UF/IFAS drywood termite research identifies pre-1990 coastal home construction — predominant in Ocean Ridge's A1A corridor — as a documented drywood termite habitat. Coastal salt-air does not deter drywood activity. TermTrak scanner radar finds galleries non-invasively.
UF/IFAS termite research ↗Florida FWC classifies green iguanas as non-native invasive. Ocean Ridge's Boynton Inlet seawalls and Lake Worth Lagoon edges are designated FWC-priority removal zones. We follow FWC humane handling protocols on every job — never poisoning, never trap-and-release.
FWC iguana protocol ↗Palm Beach County Mosquito Control identifies the A1A coastal corridor — including Ocean Ridge — as a year-round Aedes taeniorhynchus salt-marsh breeding zone. EPA-registered Bti larvicide is the published-supported approach for coastal residential application.
PBC Mosquito Control ↗