We Hold Termite Companies Accountable for Their Mistakes
From Infestation to Litigation We've Got You Covered
More Than
claims wonor settled
More Than
exhibits in our termite evidence locker
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
Yaffe Law helps clients level the playing field against termite companies that use elusive tactics, confusing contracts, and intimidation to evade responsibility for their mistakes.
We have recovered millions for our clients in termite damage cases.
We know how to beat termite companies at their own game.
If you think you have a termite problem, get help from a lawyer right away.
We can help you recover the damages you deserve.
- Repairs for Hidden Damages
- Diminished Value
- Mental Anguish
- Temporary Living Costs
- Attorney Fees
- Punitive Damages
FAQS
As soon as you discover termite damage or ongoing infestation—especially if you’ve already contracted with a pest control company to protect your property. Many termite cases turn on contract language, inspection practices, and compliance with statutory duties, none of which are obvious on first glance. An early review can help protect your rights and preserve evidence.
Common red flags include continued infestation after treatment, refusal to re-treat or repair damage, missed or incomplete annual inspections and/or inadequate treatment reports, unexplained coverage denials, or reliance on confusing contract provisions to avoid responsibility.
In Florida, termite companies are subject to strict statutory and regulatory requirements, and many defenses they raise do not hold up under close legal scrutiny.
Do not assume the denial is final. Both insurance companies and pest control companies frequently deny valid claims at the outset. It is important to have the policy or contract reviewed to determine whether the denial is legally supportable and whether additional remedies are available.
Document everything. Take photographs and videos, retain damaged materials when possible, and preserve all contracts, inspection reports, and treatment records. Avoid canceling service agreements until you receive legal guidance, as doing so can unintentionally compromise your claim.
Termite damage claims are often denied, but denial does not necessarily mean there is no coverage. Florida insurance policies frequently contain exclusions that are broader than what the law allows or are applied incorrectly. Coverage may exist under other policy provisions, endorsements, or related causes of loss. A policy review is essential before accepting an insurance denial.
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