San Antonio is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and, let’s face it, a variety of critters that call it home. Among these are spiders—some harmless, others not so much. If you’ve found yourself face-to-face with an eight-legged visitor, you’re not alone. Many San Antonio residents share this experience,
Termites are pesky insects that can wreak havoc on your home’s foundation, causing structural damage that can be expensive to repair. If you suspect a termite infestation in your home, it’s important to act fast and call in the professionals. While it may be tempting to try and handle the
Termites are small insects that can cause big problems for homeowners. They feed on wood and, if left unchecked, can cause serious damage to homes and other structures. But it doesn’t have to be this way! With the right termite prevention methods and professional help from iPest Solutions, you can
Termite infestations can be devastating to a building. Depending on the species, infestations can start small and grow exponentially, causing significant damage to a home. It’s important to understand the factors that contribute to termite infestations and what can be done to address or remove these factors. Outdoor factors There
Termite workers are very fragile. Simply staying in contact with air that is not high enough in humidity will kill them. This is why they rarely leave their colony, and when they do, they have to build specialized structures known as mud tunnels. The different types of termite tubes Termites
All termite colonies have a start and an end, and while some may take a while to get going, most will be able to survive for a very long time if they are not controlled. Let’s take a closer look at the lifecycle of a termite colony and how this
Termite control is an ever-evolving practice, with new and more efficient methods coming out every few years. One of these relatively new methods that came into use recently is known as the termite bait or termite baiting system. Let’s take a look at this control method and some details about
Drywall is a very accessible and very easy to install material. However, because it is made out of materials that contain cellulose, it can actually be a draw for termites and a target for infestation. Signs that you have termites in your drywall It may take some time before termite
Eliminate or reduce moisture in and around the home, which termites need to thrive. Repair leaking faucets, water pipes and exterior AC units. Repair fascia, soffits and rotted roof shingles. Replace weather stripping and loose mortar around basement foundation and windows. Divert water away from the house through properly functioning
Each year, subterranean termites cause over $5 billion in damage across the US. They are by far the most damaging domestic pest species in the country, and they are able to cause so much damage because of how they build their colonies under the ground. In this article, we’re going
When it comes to stopping subterranean termites, you have several methods at your disposal, and two of the most popular methods available are the physical and the chemical barrier. Let’s take a look at these two barrier types, their pros and cons, and the differences between them. The physical barrier
Different pest infestations start for different reasons. Rats for example, will be drawn to garbage, pet food, and leaky pipes, while ants will be drawn to sugary spills and other food crumbs. But what draws subterranean termites to the home? In this article, we’re going to look at the causes
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