Treating termites in Florida involves several methods, depending on the termite species and infestation severity. Liquid termiticides are applied around a structure’s perimeter to create a barrier that kills or repels termites. Baiting systems involve installing bait stations containing toxic substances that worker termites carry back to the colony, leading to its elimination. Fumigation is used for extensive drywood termite infestations, requiring tenting and fumigating the entire structure. Localized treatments, such as spot treatments using termiticides or heat, can target specific infestation areas. A licensed pest control professional can assess the situation and recommend the most effective treatment plan.