Sometimes, yes. Non-fumigation methods can be appropriate for certain infestations, but they are not a universal replacement for structural fumigation. Species identification and inspection findings should guide the decision.
Options that may avoid tenting
Depending on the situation, a professional may consider localized treatment, removal of infested wood, heat treatment or subterranean termite methods such as baiting and soil treatment.
Limits of localized treatment
A colony spread through inaccessible framing may be difficult to treat fully with a spot method. Ask how the provider will establish the likely extent and verify the result.
Compare plans carefully
Request a written explanation of the method, areas covered, expected disruption, follow-up and warranty exclusions. Avoid claims that promise guaranteed results without explaining conditions.
When to call a professional
If signs recur, wood appears damaged, or you are unsure which insect you have found, arrange an inspection with a properly licensed Florida pest management company. Do not rely on a single photo or a home remedy to determine whether a structural infestation has been resolved.
For official Florida information, see the FDACS termite resource.