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Termite treatment in Lloret de Mar

In Lloret de Mar many homes are only looked over when the tenant changes. We listen to the wood with audiotermes, pinpoint every source and fit the bait station system without emptying the apartment.

Visual assessment visit included, at no cost and with no obligation. The technical study with audiotermes, which confirms every point of damage, is quoted separately and you decide with the figure in front of you. We work Monday to Saturday.

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An apartment in Lloret de Mar let by the week can go the whole season with active termites and nobody noticing. Each guest sees the flat for a few days and blames a board that gives or a trail of soil on wear left by the previous one. Meanwhile the subterranean termite works on from the ground. Audiotermes detection locates the sources without opening up floors and the bait station system with TP8 biocide is installed without building work.

Termites in Lloret de Mar, at a glance

Where
Lloret de Mar, La Selva, province of Girona
Dominant pest
Subterranean termite (Reticulitermes)
Way in
Shared subsoil of blocks of adjoining buildings
What is hit first
Skirting, door sub-frames and flooring of the apartments
Method
Bait stations with TP8 biocide over the colony's routes
Real timescale
Regular checks of the stations, fitted around the occupancy calendar
Guarantee
3 years in writing, starting when the treatment ends and the certificate of colony elimination is issued, with an annual inspection included

In Lloret de Mar the termite works to the rhythm of the holiday calendar

The old town of Lloret keeps terraced houses raised with rubble masonry walls and timber-joist floors, many of them now converted into apartments or into shops with a home above. Because the walls are shared, the galleries a colony opens in one building carry on easily into the next. That is why a serious inspection on these streets is not limited to the flat that raises the alarm: it also listens to the skirting and door sub-frames of the buildings around it.

The tourist expansion that grew up in the sixties and seventies filled Lloret with blocks of apartments designed for the season. In those flats structural timber is scarce: what there is is flooring or parquet over screed, skirting boards and doors with their sub-frames. It is exactly the cellulose the subterranean termite reaches first when it climbs from the ground, and because the use is seasonal, the deterioration gets mistaken for the normal wear and tear of a let that changes hands every week.

The estates climbing up the coves, from Fenals to Canyelles, change the scene: detached and terraced houses with gardens, wooden porches, pergolas and outdoor staircases on sloping ground. Joinery resting on soil or in planters is a direct walkway for the colony, and the watering keeps the subsoil damp even in the middle of August. On these plots the system's design puts the weight on the outer ring, watching the points where wood and ground meet.

Holiday turnover is the feature that truly sets Lloret apart. A permanent home is looked at every day; a seasonal apartment opens in June, closes in October and nobody compares its state one month with the previous one. The first thorough inspection after opening up, listening with audiotermes at skirting, door sub-frames and the foot of staircases, brings to light in one afternoon what weekly lets had spent months covering up.

Where does damaged wood show up first in Lloret de Mar?

Zone by zone, what was built, what wood sits inside and where the insect gets in. It is the reading our technicians make before deciding where the check starts.

Wood types and entry routes by zone in Lloret de Mar.
Zone of Lloret de MarDominant constructionWood presentWay inFirst sign
the old townRubble masonry party walls with joistsJoists, staircases and period joineryWalls shared with the building next doorSoil in the skirting joints
FenalsSeasonal apartment blocksFlooring, skirting boards and door sub-framesScreed in contact with damp groundBoards that give after opening up
CanyellesDetached houses with sloping gardensPorches, pergolas and outdoor staircasesPosts and supports driven into the soilMud tubes over the low wall

Source: ERRADICAT technical criteria from own work in the province of Girona · retrieved on 4 September 2026.

Three signs that really tell you whether there is activity

You do not need to see an insect. These three are what we actually find when we reach a home, and all three can be checked without tools.

Termite gallery visible next to an indoor bait station

Mud tubes on a wall or skirting board

Mud tubes the width of a pencil climbing the wall, the skirting board or the inside of a wardrobe. They are the tunnel the subterranean termite builds to shield itself from light and dry air. If they are damp inside, there is activity right now.

Wood with termite damage detected during a technical inspection

Loose wings on the window sill, March to June

In spring the colony releases winged reproducers. They fly little, shed their wings quickly and pile up on a window sill or by a terrace door. Finding wings indoors means a mature colony nearby.

Internal structural damage in wood caused by termites

Wood that sounds hollow even though it looks whole

The termite eats the inside and spares a thin surface layer, so the element looks intact. Tap it with your knuckles and the sound changes from solid to hollow. On flooring it feels like a board that gives underfoot.

When do termites fly in Lloret de Mar?

In Lloret the wings of the spring flight usually find the apartment still shut: they turn up piled on balconies and window sills during the June clean-up, weeks after being shed.

  1. Subterranean termite Reticulitermes spp.

    Activity: from March to June · Peak: April and May.

  2. Drywood termite Kalotermes flavicollis

    Activity: from August to October · Peak: September.

  • Highest chance of seeing them
  • Active period
  • No flight expected

These dates are indicative windows. Flight depends on temperature and humidity, so each year it starts earlier or later: if you see winged insects outside these months, it is still a reason for an inspection.

Source: Technical literature of the timber sector · retrieved on 21 July 2026.

The bait system

We start by listening. The audiotermes amplifies the sound inside the wood and locates activity without lifting the floor or drilling anything, and from that comes a floor plan of the property with every point of damage marked.

Then the stations go in. We place indoor bait stations over the located sources and outdoor bait stations spread around the building's perimeter, loaded with bait for subterranean termites, a TP8-type biocide. The perimeter barrier is the part most providers skip, and it is the one that reaches the whole colony.

From there it is a matter of checks: every station is monitored, the bait replenished and the activity recorded until the nest stops responding. There is no shortcut, and anyone promising eradication in one visit is not talking about subterranean termites.

See the full method against termites

How long this really takes

We publish the real timescales because they pre-qualify better than any promise. If someone wants a fix in one afternoon, better they know before calling.

Total duration:Regular checks of the stations, fitted around the occupancy calendar

  1. Included

    Visual assessment visit

    A walk through the property with the naked eye to see what there is and how far it goes. The assessment visit is included, at no cost and with no obligation, and it is the starting point when the signs are unclear.

  2. 1 working day, with the figure agreed first

    Technical study

    Percussion sounding, listening with audiotermes, species identification and location of the access routes from the ground. We always recommend it: it confirms every point of damage and decides where each bait station must go. It is quoted separately, so you see it with the scope in front of you and it starts when you say yes.

  3. A few days later

    Report and floor plan

    Floor-by-floor plan of the property with the issues found, the extent of the damage and the treatment proposal with your written quote. It is part of the technical study.

  4. 1 working day

    System installation

    Placement of the indoor bait stations over the sources and of the outdoor perimeter barrier around the building.

  5. Every 6 to 8 weeks

    Monitoring checks

    Check of every station, bait replenishment and activity record. The frequency adjusts to what the system shows.

  6. 6 to 12 months

    Eradication of the nest

    The timescale depends on the size of the colony. It is the real range of the bait system and it cannot be compressed.

  7. 3 years

    Guarantee

    Three years from eradication, with the annual inspection included at no cost.

The visual assessment visit is included, at no cost and with no obligation: when the signs are unclear, it is the way to clear doubts. Even so, we always recommend the technical study with audiotermes, a floor plan of the issues found and a report, which is quoted separately: it confirms every point of damage, fixes where the treatment must act and from it comes your written quote, so you decide with the figure in front of you.

Source: ERRADICAT's intervention protocol · retrieved on 4 September 2026.

What we get asked in Lloret de Mar

I let my Lloret apartment by the week in summer. Can I have it treated without stopping the lets?

Yes, and in Lloret it is the most common case we handle. The bait stations are placed in a single visit, they sit discreetly flush with the skirting and every check is scheduled in the gaps between bookings. The system works on its own between one visit and the next, so the apartment keeps receiving guests throughout the process.

I have seen a trail of soil on the dining-room skirting of my old-town flat. Is the problem definitely mine?

Not necessarily: in the old town of Lloret the nest may be in the building next door and only use your skirting as a passage. In a recent case in the comarca, the study placed the main nest in the building adjoining the one that raised the alarm. The right course is to trace the full route before placing anything, and to design the system with the party wall in mind.

My Fenals apartment was shut all winter and when I opened it in June the flooring sounded different underfoot. Am I too late?

No, although in Fenals it pays to clear up the doubt early. Most warnings in the area arrive this way, on reopening after months shut, because nobody witnessed how it developed. Flooring that sounds different can hide anything from damp to active galleries; listening with audiotermes tells them apart without touching the floor, and with that result it is decided whether a system is needed or monitoring is enough.

If the nest is in the building next door, is there any point in treating only my home?

Yes, there is, because in Lloret the bait system does not defend walls but routes: the stations are placed on the passages the workers use inside your home and the TP8 biocide travels with them back to the nest, whichever plot it is on. When the study points to the adjoining building we say so clearly, because coordinating the two owners improves control of the whole.

Small wings have appeared on the porch of my house in Canyelles, all identical. Are they termite wings?

They may well be, and in Canyelles the porch is where they are found most. Wings identical to one another and shed in a group point to a swarming flight, the sign of a mature colony around the plot. The next step is to inspect the outdoor wood that touches the soil, posts, pergolas and staircases, and to confirm with audiotermes where the activity is before proposing any station.

How far do we travel from Lloret de Mar?

In Lloret de Mar we cover the whole municipal area, including the old town, Fenals and Canyelles, and we also reach Blanes, Tossa de Mar and Vidreres. We work Monday to Saturday, 7:30 to 22:00.

  • If you are still unsure what you have, the visual assessment visit is included: no cost and no obligation.
  • With signs in front of you, we recommend the technical study with audiotermes, floor plan and report: it confirms every point of damage, decides where each bait station goes and from it comes your written quote. It is quoted separately and starts when you say yes.
  • During the bait programme our technicians return every 6 to 8 weeks, and those checks are part of the treatment.
  • And if your property sits right on the edge of the area, we confirm it by phone in the same call.

Lloret shares its comarca and coastline with Blanes, but the warning there takes a different shape: the published case began in the parquet over screed of a flat with no structural timber, with the colony arriving straight from the delta's subsoil.

Termite treatment in Blanes

Lloret faces the sea, but its comarca carries on inland: in Sils the plain of the old estany holds water very close to the surface and the ground-floor wood stays damp all year round.

Termite treatment in Sils

Termite treatment by municipality

Each municipality has its own page, with real work from its area and the detail of how we work there.

Who you are dealing with

Company registered with the ROESP

The ROESP is the Spanish official register of pesticide establishments and services. It is the legal requirement for applying professional-use biocides, and not everyone offering these treatments meets it.

Technicians by trade, since November 2011

The technician who signs the reports, Sergi Casadevall Casas, has been treating termites and woodworm in Barcelona and Girona since November 2011, holding the biocide applicator licence. Visits are always made by our technicians, never by salespeople.

Written guarantee

The conditions and timescales go in the intervention report, signed. For termites, 3 years from the certificate of colony elimination, with the annual inspection included at no added cost.

The floor plan and the report stay with you

The technical study ends in a floor-by-floor plan of the property, with the issues found marked and the real extent of the damage. It is quoted separately and the document stays in the owner's hands, to work with the architect or to seek a second opinion with data on the table.

Barcelona and Girona under the same registration

Spanish Royal Decree 830/2010 establishes that a pest-control company's registration in one autonomous community is valid to work in the rest. That is why we cover both provinces with the same registration and the same team.

Content of this page reviewed by our technicians on 4 September 2026.

What happens when you call us from Lloret de Mar

We ask what you have seen and where. If the signs are unclear, we book the visual assessment visit, which is included and takes little time. And when the signs are there, what we recommend is the technical study: audiotermes, a floor plan of the issues found and a report, with your written quote so you decide with the figure in front of you. If the wood is healthy, we tell you that too: you save yourself the treatment.

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The visual assessment visit is included, at no cost and with no obligation: when the signs are unclear, it is the way to clear doubts. Even so, we always recommend the technical study with audiotermes, a floor plan of the issues found and a report, which is quoted separately: it confirms every point of damage, fixes where the treatment must act and from it comes your written quote, so you decide with the figure in front of you.

Send us your enquiry

We serve the provinces of Barcelona and Girona.

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