Tammy H.
11/17/2025
Had to call Hungry Termite after I noticed frass dropping from my ceiling in one of the bedrooms. Gene was sent out for inspection. He was very informative and didn't try to upsell me anything. He...
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Hungry Termite is a San Diego-based company dedicated to expertly handling termite issues in both commercial and residential settings. With a focus on safety and efficiency, they pride themselves on protecting families from the dangers of termites, treating every client like they are part of their own family.
Employing a team of professionals with extensive experience in termite treatment, Hungry Termite offers a range of services including local treatment, wood repair, fumigation, and preventative measures. Clients can expect honest assessments tailored to their best interests, showcasing the company’s commitment to integrity.
Client reviews rave about Hungry Termite’s seamless work, attention to detail in wood repair, and prompt scheduling for fumigation. The company’s dedication to customer satisfaction shines through in their personalized service and efficient solutions, making them a trusted choice for termite treatment in the San Diego area.
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5.0206 reviews
Deb O.
6/8/2025
We used Hungry Termite for fumigation. Although their price was slightly higher than some of their competitors. We decided to use them based on reviews in Yelp. We were happy overall with their...
Benjamin C.
8/4/2025
Good price and service and easy to schedule the service, highly recommended and free estimate if you need termite fumigation.
Cathy C.
7/25/2025
Aaron called back within a few minutes after I had sent out my request. He then scheduled a next day appointment and arrived on time. I had drywood termites in my sofa, rare but possible. Aaron...
James L.
9/24/2025
Unlike other companies, Eugene was honest, thorough, punctual, and very professional. He answered all my questions patiently and explained everything. The prices were very reasonable too. But what...
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