Coronado, California

Incorporated in 1890, Coronado is one of the oldest and most picturesque cities in San Diego County, with a population of just under 20,000. Known as the “Crown City”—a nod to the meaning of “Coronado” in Spanish, which translates to “crowned”—this charming island community is rich in history and natural beauty.

Coronado is accessible via the iconic Coronado Bridge from the north or by the scenic Silver Strand from the south.

The city is also home to the Naval Amphibious Base, where Navy SEALs undergo training. Located just north of Coronado’s beloved dog beach—one of only three dog-friendly beaches in San Diego County (along with Del Mar and Ocean Beach)—this base is a cornerstone of the community.

The United States Navy is the largest employer in Coronado, with over 11,000 personnel. The iconic Hotel del Coronado, famous for its distinctive white facade and red roof, is the second-largest employer and a historic landmark that can be seen from miles away.

Coronado’s moist ocean air creates an ideal environment for termites, making proactive protection essential for homeowners. Savvy Coronado residents maintain full-structure termite warranties with annual inspections to safeguard their properties. If your home isn’t covered or you’re dissatisfied with your current service, California Termite offers free termite inspections and exceptional customer care to keep your home protected year-round.