In Alabama, a termite bond is commonly used to describe a continuing termite service or protection agreement. The name alone does not tell you what is covered. Ask whether the actual contract provides retreatment only, specified repair coverage or another arrangement, and read the exclusions and conditions rather than assuming every bond pays for damage.
For a Birmingham property, collect the current agreement, treatment diagram, renewal notices and inspection records. Ask which structures and termite types are covered, how inaccessible areas are treated and what changes must be reported. An addition, disturbed treatment zone or change of owner may need specific handling under the contract.
If you are renewing, transferring or comparing a new agreement, confirm the responsible company, fees, inspection requirements, claim process and any lapse in protection. This website does not issue a bond or promise repair coverage. Discuss the available agreement with the provider and keep the final terms in writing.
Compare termite retreatment and wood infestation reports when planning the next step. Call (323) 689-7617 with your property address to confirm the requested service and current availability.
How it works
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Describe the property and signs
Give the full address, observed evidence and any previous termite or pest records.
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Confirm the assessment
Check the requested service, charge, access and availability for the property.
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Review the written scope
Compare findings, treatment choices, exclusions, follow-up and contract terms.
Pricing
Ask about inspection charges, the written treatment scope, follow-up and ongoing service costs before booking. A property-specific quote is needed.