The best course of action when it comes to termite control depends on whether you’re dealing with subterranean or drywood termites. As the names imply, drywood termites nest within the wood on which they feed, while subterranean termites nest underground and travel up to their food source when they need to. Because of their different… Read more »
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Termite Control Tips: 3 Signs Termites Have Invaded Your Home
Termites are an extremely destructive pest. Often, their presence goes undetected until they’ve caused massive damage to your home. Spotting a termite invasion before it gets out of control can save you thousands in home repairs. Unfortunately, the evidence left behind by termites is easy to miss, however, knowing what signs to look for can… Read more »
Termites: A Homeowner’s Nightmare and Wood’s Worst Enemy
Termites, the great destroyers of wood and property value. If you see signs of a termite infestation on your property, don’t panic, but don’t ignore it either. These hungry critters feast on the wood that is the fundamental infrastructure of our homes. These pests eat wood from the inside out, making infestations silent, but dangerous…. Read more »
4 Things That Could Be Attracting Termites To Your Yard
Any pest control technician will tell you that the first and best step to battling termites is to not get them in your yard in the first place. There are a lot of houses out there, and you don’t want to make yours a target. Once they do target it, battling termites can be serious… Read more »
Signs of Termites in Your Flooring
We tend to think of termites as something that would be found in the walls and the wooden frame of your home, and they can be. However, anything that is wood is a target for their destructive investigation. Even if you do not have hardwood floors in your home, you are not safe from their… Read more »
Are You a Rental Property Owner? Rely on Routine Termite Service
When you own a property that you have turned into a full-time rental, you should do everything you can to maximize occupancy. Dealing with annual vacancies will lead to missing out on potential income because you will have inevitable gaps between your tenants. Although you will not be able to eliminate these gaps altogether, you… Read more »
