Pest Damage Repair & Prevention in Newtown

Signs of Infestations

When it comes to wood-destroying insects and wildlife, early detection often means less damage and more repair options. You do not need to know exactly which pest is responsible, but noticing and acting on warning signs can protect your home or business from more serious structural issues.

Early detection is crucial to minimizing damage. Look for the following: 

• Carpenter ants. Smooth, clean tunnels, and a mixture of wood shavings, insect parts, and debris called "frass" near nest openings.
• Carpenter bees. Perfectly round entrance holes in wood, often accompanied by coarse sawdust or "frass."
• Termites. Hollow-sounding wood, sagging floors, buckling paint, or mud tubes on the exterior of your home.
• Wood-boring beetles. Fine, powder-like frass and small, round exit holes on the surface of the wood.
• Wildlife. Gnaw marks on structures and compromised foundations.
• Rodents. Chewed wires, drywall, and wooden features, as well as foul odors, scurrying sounds in your walls or ceilings, and droppings in and around food sources.

If any of these issues look or sound familiar, it is a good idea to have our professionals take a closer look. During your free inspection, our technicians check accessible structural wood, trim, roofing edges, attics, basements, and crawlspaces. We explain what we find in plain language so you know whether you are dealing with cosmetic damage, structural concerns, or both.

Even if you only suspect a problem, reaching out early can save time and money. Many homes here have hidden spaces where termites, ants, and rodents can stay active for months before obvious damage appears. Our goal is to catch these problems early and create a plan that fits the way your property is built.

Repairing Damage from Wood-Destroying Insects

Termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and wood boring beetles can quietly weaken the parts of your home that hold everything together. Floor joists, sill plates, porch supports, window frames, and decorative trim are all common targets, especially in older homes.

When you invite us in for a free inspection, we start by assessing both current activity and any visible damage. Our technicians use their knowledge of local construction to check likely problem areas, such as damp basement framing, crawlspace beams, wooden steps, and exterior fascia boards. We look for signs of tunnels, exit holes, wood decay, and movement in structural components.

After we understand what is going on, we walk you through a practical plan. For some properties, pest damage repair may focus on replacing or reinforcing limited sections of trim, decking, or framing that have become compromised. In other cases, the plan may include more extensive work in basements or structural supports, along with targeted treatment for active insects.

We coordinate treatments and repairs so your home is protected while the work is completed. That can include treating affected areas for termites or carpenter ants, addressing moisture conditions that invite future activity, and sealing cracks or gaps that make it easier for pests to return. Our technicians work to keep areas as neat as possible, to communicate clearly, and to respect your schedule.

Because we offer dedicated termite protection and year-round pest plans, we can also help you stay ahead of future issues. Once repairs are completed, we can suggest ongoing monitoring and protection options that match your property and your comfort level. Our goal is to repair today’s damage and reduce the chance of another surprise down the road.

Wildlife Damage Repairs & Prevention

Wildlife and rodents can cause a different kind of damage, but the impact on your home or business can be just as serious. Squirrels in the attic, raccoons in soffits, or mice in wall voids often leave behind gnawed wood, chewed wires, soiled insulation, and unpleasant odors. Over time, this can affect comfort, safety, and energy efficiency.

During our inspection, we look for evidence of chewing on structural members, fascia, and roof decking, as well as damage to vents, screens, and foundation openings. We also consider how animals may be using nearby trees, sheds, or decks to access your structure.

Once the underlying pest or wildlife issue is addressed, we can help restore affected areas. Depending on what we find, this may include removing contaminated materials, addressing minor structural issues, and recommending qualified partners for any specialized repairs that go beyond our scope. We focus on putting your space back into a safe, functional condition while clearly explaining what is being done.

Prevention is a key part of our approach. It does little good to fix chewed wood or replace screens if new animals can get in the same way. We work to identify and seal practical entry points, suggest improvements around the exterior that discourage wildlife, and recommend rodent control or year-round pest plans where appropriate. Our technicians explain these options without pressure, so you can choose the level of protection that feels right for your property.

Throughout the process, you can expect respectful communication and careful work. From the first time you call our office to the final walk-through, we aim to treat your home the way we would want ours to be treated.

Restore Your Home with Trusted Pest Damage Repair

You do not have to face pest or wildlife damage alone. With Newtown Termite & Pest Control, you get a local team that understands how homes and businesses in the Greater Delaware Valley are built and how pests affect them. We combine careful inspections, practical repair recommendations, and safe, eco-friendly treatments to help protect what matters most.

From the first phone call to the final inspection, you can expect polite technicians, clear communication, and a straightforward process. Our free, no obligation inspections and service guarantee make it easier to take that next step and get reliable answers about your property.

Call (215) 565-8605 today to schedule your free inspection and get started.