
Termite Control & Inspections
Subterranean and Formosan termites treated at the source, plus CL-100 inspections and ongoing protection bonds.
Learn about Termite Control & InspectionsA quiet rural community near Conway, Homewood sees land-based pests, termites, fire ants, rodents, and palmetto bugs, rather than coastal tourism problems.
Homewood is a small rural community west of Conway along the US-501 corridor toward Aynor, a mix of country homes and farmland set among the pine woods of central Horry County. It's the kind of quiet, land-based area where the pest picture centers on the soil and the surrounding countryside rather than the beach. Subterranean termites work the ground under homes and outbuildings, fire ants populate the open lawns and fields, rodents move in from surrounding land as the weather cools, and the warm, humid climate keeps palmetto bugs active through the long season. Older country homes here give pests plenty of entry points and harborage.
Housing age, groundwater, and the season all feed into it. This is the picture specific to Homewood.
Homewood is characterized by small ranch homes and manufactured housing on wooded parcels. On this stock the roofline matters as much as the ground does. Worn soffit returns and lifted flashing give squirrels and roof rats a way into attic space, and storm weeks are when they take it.
Humid air sits in the pine shade around these properties, keeping crawl spaces and outbuildings damp enough for termites and palmetto bugs year round. Nothing here gets killed off by a frost, so the useful question is never what is active today but what is building for next month.
Treat these as a guide rather than a quote. What moves the figure is the pest, the size of the property, and how long it has been going on.
| Service | Estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Termite Control & Inspections | an estimated $449–$1400 |
| Fire Ant Treatment | an estimated $89–$229 |
| General Pest Control | an estimated $99–$239 |
| Rodent Exclusion | an estimated $189–$499 |

Subterranean and Formosan termites treated at the source, plus CL-100 inspections and ongoing protection bonds.
Learn about Termite Control & Inspections
Clear painful fire ant mounds from your yard with proven baiting and mound treatment, and keep them out.
Learn about Fire Ant Treatment
One program for the pests that never really stop here: palmetto bugs, ants, spiders and whatever the crawl space is breeding.
Learn about General Pest Control
We don't just trap, we seal rats and mice out for good, then keep watch so they stay gone.
Learn about Rodent ExclusionAynor · Loris · Longs · Murrells Inlet · Pawleys Island · Georgetown · Litchfield Beach · Atlantic Beach
Yes. We cover Homewood and the rural US-501 corridor west of Conway, treating country homes and outbuildings for termites, fire ants, rodents, and general pests.
Yes. Subterranean termites are active throughout the region, and homes and outbuildings on wooded, damp soil are prime targets. Annual inspection and a termite bond are the smart baseline.
Yes. Open lawns and fields are ideal fire ant habitat, so mounds are common and spread fast. Yard-wide baiting plus mound treatment is the effective approach.
Homewood is close to Conway along US-501, so it's an easy trip. We typically schedule within a day or two and prioritize urgent problems.
They live and breed outdoors and wander in from mulch, wood piles, and crawl spaces. Controlling them means treating the exterior harborage and entry points, plus recurring service, not just spraying indoors.
Often a couple of hours for genuine urgency. Homewood is West of Conway along the US-501 corridor, and the technician arrives with the crawl space kit and product on board rather than turning up to look and quote, so the first visit normally settles it. Overnight and weekend cover exists for what cannot wait for morning.
Call now for a free inspection and honest recommendation. We serve Homewood and the surrounding Horry County communities with fast, family-safe pest control.
Call (843) 896-1048