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Termite Control

The Factors Behind Termite Infestations

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

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Should You Destroy Termite Tubes When Your Spot Them?

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

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Pest Control

How Termite Colonies Start And End

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

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Termite Control

What Are The Different Termite Types In The US

There are several different types of termites that may infest the home in the US, and each one has its own characteristics. Let’s take a look at these species and find out more about them. Subterranean termites Subterranean termites are the most widespread and most destructive termite species in the

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Pest Control

The Damage Caused By Subterranean Termites

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

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Pest Control

Commonly Asked Questions About Termites

Termites are one of the most destructive pests in the US. They wreak havoc on the wooden structures of the home, often causing thousands of dollars in damages if they go undetected for too long. If you are living in an area that is prone to termite infestations, your best

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The Products Used In Termite Baiting Systems

Termite baiting systems are an effective treatment option against subterranean termite infestations, and they are an alternative to the standard control method of using a chemical barrier. The chemical barrier has been in use for over 75 years, and it consists of placing termiticide into the ground surrounding the home.

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Termite Control

Do Termites Bite?

Termites are social insects that live in large colonies and eat wood. Given the fact that they eat wood, it would not be a stretch to assume that they have a very powerful bite. However, their bites are extremely rare, and even when they happen, they are not dangerous to

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San Antonio Termite Control

How To Tell If Your Wooden Floors Are Infested With Termites

Termites do not discriminate when it comes to eating wood. They will eat pillars, walls, furniture, and even the floors. The sooner you recognize a termite infestation, the more damage you prevent. All you need to do is to keep an eye out for signs of a termite infestation. In

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Termite Control

Are Termite Treatments Safe?

Are Termite Treatments Safe? Termite treatments are used to eradicate infestations from the home, and they are very effective. However, some people are concerned about the safety of using these treatments, and about any health risks that they may pose. In this article, we’re going to go over the different

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