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Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control

Termite Extermination in Monmouth, Ocean & Surrounding NJ Counties

Trusted Termite Detection and Elimination Backed by 40+ Years of Experience

Termite Extermination in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex & Union Counties

Stop Termite Damage Before It Starts – Trusted Treatment and Prevention Across Central New Jersey

Termites are silent destroyers — causing thousands of dollars in damage before you even realize they’re there. At Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control, we deliver powerful, long-lasting termite control for homes and businesses throughout Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, and Union Counties — including towns like Middletown, Freehold, Edison, and Toms River.

Close-up of a termite crawling on wood — common hidden threat in New Jersey homes

Our Termite Control Services

Targeted Inspection. Proven Treatment. Long-Term Protection.

Professional Termite Inspections

We start with a thorough, property-wide inspection using modern detection tools to locate active colonies, wood damage, and hidden signs of infestation — including in basements, crawlspaces, and wall voids.

Expert Extermination Methods

We deploy advanced termite treatments like:

  • Baiting systems that target and eliminate the entire colony

  • Barrier treatments that block future invasions

  • Localized treatments for spot infestations

All methods are safe, effective, and tailored to your structure and infestation level.

Prevent Future Infestations

Termite control doesn’t stop at removal. We provide preventive treatments and monitoring systems to keep termites from returning — protecting your investment for the long haul.

Termite on damaged wood surface — structural pest targeted by Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control in Central NJ

Why Bee-Gone is the Termite Control Leader in NJ

✅ Custom Solutions: No cookie-cutter plans — every treatment is tailored to your home’s layout, damage level, and risk factors.

✅ Licensed Technicians: Our experts stay up to date on the latest termite control innovations.

✅ EPA-Approved Products: We only use treatments that are family- and pet-safe, yet highly effective.

✅ Local Experience You Can Trust: With 40+ years serving Central NJ, we know the regional termite behavior and how to stop it fast.

Know the Signs of a Termite Infestation

Worried you might have termites? Common signs include:

  • Mud tubes on foundation walls

  • Wood that sounds hollow when tapped

  • Discarded wings near windows or doors

  • Cracked or bubbling paint

  • Drooping drywall or stiff doors/windows

If you notice any of these, call us right away for a professional inspection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the best termite control effective long-term?
The best termite control is proactive and includes annual inspections, soil and structural treatments, and moisture control. Whether you’re looking for drywood or subterranean termite defense, Bee-Gone's approach targets nests before visible damage occurs, making it one of the best termite control options for New Jersey homes and businesses.
Is there a difference between termite & pest control and general exterminators?
Yes. Termite & pest control companies specialize in both general pests and structural threats like termites. Unlike general exterminators who may overlook signs of wood damage, Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control offers expert detection, long-term prevention, and structural repair consultation—making us one of the best termite and pest control providers in the region.
What’s the best way to remove termites without tenting?
The best way to remove termites without tenting depends on the species. For subterranean termites, soil treatments and bait stations are highly effective. For drywood termites, localized foam or dust applications inside wall voids can eliminate colonies.
What is eco friendly termite control, and does it work as well as traditional methods?
Eco friendly termite control uses low-toxicity or plant-based products to eliminate colonies while minimizing harm to people, pets, and the environment. While some natural treatments may take longer to act, modern eco-friendly solutions—like bait systems and botanical dusts—are highly effective when used by trained professionals. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control offers eco friendly termite control that’s safe, reliable, and tailored to New Jersey homes.
How does eco termite control differ from standard chemical treatments?
Eco termite control prioritizes non-toxic alternatives such as borate-based treatments, orange oil injections, and physical exclusion methods. Unlike harsh chemicals, eco termite control supports long-term prevention without contaminating soil or indoor air. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control specializes in offering these greener solutions for families looking to avoid synthetic pesticides.
What’s the best approach to drywood termite control in homes?
Drywood termite control typically involves localized treatments or whole-structure fumigation, depending on the severity. Unlike subterranean termites, drywood termites don’t need soil contact and often infest attics, wooden furniture, or window frames. Professional drywood termite control uses injected foam or spot treatments that penetrate wood galleries where colonies hide.
How is formosan termite control different from other termite treatments?
Formosan termite control is more aggressive because these termites build large colonies and can cause severe structural damage quickly. Control typically includes bait systems, soil treatments, and sometimes foam injections. Since Formosan termites are more destructive than other types, fast and targeted formosan termite control is essential to protect your home.
How do I know if I have termites or just ants?
While ants and termites can look similar, there are key differences: termites have straight antennae, uniform waists, and wings of equal length. Ants have bent antennae, pinched waists, and uneven wings. More importantly, termites are silent destroyers that live inside wood, while ants tend to trail along visible surfaces. If you’re unsure, Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control offers thorough inspections that can identify the problem before it becomes expensive damage.
What’s the most effective termite treatment for a house?
The most effective termite treatment depends on the infestation type. For subterranean termites, baiting systems and soil treatments are highly effective. For drywood termites, localized spot treatments or structural fumigation may be needed. Bee-Gone’s experts evaluate your home and recommend the safest, most effective solution based on termite species, damage, and access points.
Can termites come back after treatment?
Yes, termites can return if the root cause isn’t fully addressed. That’s why professional-grade products, follow-up monitoring, and preventive treatments are essential. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control not only eliminates existing infestations but also offers protection plans to help ensure they don’t return.
How quickly do termites destroy a house?
Termites don’t cause damage overnight, but they work silently and steadily. A mature colony can consume a foot of 2x4 wood in just a few months, and over time, that adds up to serious structural damage. Catching the issue early with Bee-Gone’s expert inspection services can save you thousands in repairs.
What’s the difference between drywood and subterranean termites?
Drywood termites live and feed directly within wood, needing no soil contact, and are often found in attic beams or furniture. Subterranean termites live in the soil and build mud tubes to access wood. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control treats both types with targeted methods designed to reach and eliminate the colonies completely.
How do exterminators get rid of termites without tenting?
For localized or early infestations, professionals like Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control can use direct-injection foam treatments, baiting systems, or non-repellent liquid barriers that eliminate colonies without the need for fumigation. Tenting is usually reserved for large or widespread drywood infestations.
What’s the difference between termites and white ants?
“White ants” is just another name for termites—though they aren’t ants at all. The term is commonly used in other countries but refers to the same wood-damaging pest. If you think you have white ants, you need termite treatment. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control can confirm and resolve the problem quickly.

Protect your home from costly termite damage — call Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control in Middletown, NJ for trusted termite treatment across Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, and Union Counties!