For severe, widespread activity
A clear process, a real timeline, and an honest answer on whether you need it.
Termite tenting (fumigation) covers an entire structure and treats it with a gas fumigant to eliminate a severe or widespread termite infestation that spot treatment can’t fully reach. Denver Termite Inspection Pros provides termite tenting and fumigation service throughout Denver — call (954) 697-9511 to find out if tenting is right for your home.
Tenting is the highest-severity, highest-cost service, and we’re honest about it: it’s not always necessary. Denver and Colorado are primarily subterranean-termite territory, and tenting is more commonly associated with drywood-termite regions — but it can still be the right call for a severe, localized Denver infestation that spot treatment or a soil barrier can’t fully resolve. Inspection determines need, not a default upsell.
The whole structure is covered and a fumigant is introduced to eliminate activity throughout the building, including areas a targeted treatment can’t reach. The process includes a defined timeline for sealing the structure, introducing the fumigant, aeration, and clearance testing before you’re cleared to return.
Before tenting, homeowners typically need to remove or bag food, plants, and medications, and arrange to be out of the home for the duration. Expect roughly 2–3 days out of the home including aeration and clearance — we walk you through the full checklist before scheduling.
Tenting eliminates an existing infestation at the time of treatment, but it doesn’t create a lasting barrier against future subterranean activity the way a soil treatment does. Many homeowners discuss soil treatment or a baiting system afterward for ongoing prevention — see our soil treatment and baiting systems pages.
Same-week scheduling
Call for an inspection and a fixed quote — no forms, no waiting on a callback.
The fumigation process itself typically requires the home to be vacated for roughly 2–3 days including aeration and clearance. As for lasting protection: tenting eliminates an existing infestation but doesn’t create an ongoing barrier against future subterranean activity, so a soil treatment or baiting system may be worth discussing afterward for continued prevention.
Food, plants, and medications typically need to be removed or specially bagged before fumigation, and you’ll need to arrange to be out of the home for the process. We provide a full preparation checklist when we schedule your tenting.
Termite-only specialists
Call-only scheduling — talk to a real inspector, not a form.