Understanding Your Protection Options

HomeSafe Basic vs HomeSafe Plus

Most homes in Western North Carolina benefit from ongoing pest control, but not all plans include protection against termites.

Here's a simple breakdown of what's included and how to think about the difference.

Why this matters

This time of year, we start to see termite activity increase across Western North Carolina. In many cases, the conditions that lead to termite issues are present well before there are visible signs.

This does not mean there is an active problem, but it does mean it is something worth understanding and planning for over time.

Pisgah Pest Control technician performing inspection

Compare Your Options

Both plans provide year-round protection. Choose based on your termite protection needs.

HomeSafe Basic

General pest control & prevention

$ 38 /mo

Billed quarterly at $114

  • Common household pests
  • Routine service & treatment
  • Ongoing maintenance
  • Termite protection
  • Termite system monitoring
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About Termite Protection

Termite protection works differently than general pest control.

It typically begins with an initial installation of a system such as Sentricon, followed by ongoing monitoring and maintenance over time.

Technician inspecting Sentricon termite bait station
Sentricon bait station monitoring

How HomeSafe Plus Works

Termite protection typically begins with a one-time installation of a Sentricon system at your home, which is completed as a separate service. Once installed, HomeSafe Plus includes the ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and baiting needed to keep that system working over time.

HomeSafe Plus is designed to support that long-term protection once a system is in place.

How to Think About the Difference

Most homeowners already have a plan in place for general pest control.

The difference is whether or not termite protection is included.

In this area, termites are a normal part of the environment. For many homeowners, it is less about reacting to a problem and more about having a plan in place before one develops.

Beautiful home with Sentricon station installed

Sentricon stations blend discreetly into your landscaping while providing continuous protection

What We Commonly See

These conditions are common and do not necessarily mean there is an issue, but they can increase the likelihood of termite activity over time.

Moisture near the foundation

Wood-to-ground contact

Mulch or organic material near the home

Shaded or damp areas around the structure

These conditions are common and do not necessarily mean there is an issue, but they can increase the likelihood of termite activity over time.

Questions? We're Here to Help

If you have questions about your current plan or want help understanding what makes sense for your home, we are always happy to walk through it with you.

Ask Your Technician

During your next visit, your technician can walk you through any areas around your home that may be worth paying attention to over time and answer any questions you may have.