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4 days ago · 1. Trim shrubs. A slug next to a bowl of beer (Image credit: Shutterstock) Overgrown shrubs are one of the termite’s favorite places to breed. There’s plenty of moisture and cellulose within ...
2 days ago · Pros – This method offers immediate and targeted protection, ideal for critical areas. During the construction phase, it can be a cost effective solution for localized termite problems. Cons – The treatment might not reach termites hidden deep within structures or those outside the treated area.
1 day ago · Repairing structural damage done by termites; Types of Termite Bonds. There are two main types of termite bonds, transferable and non-transferrable, and within these two groups, you’ll find other subcategories that define the exact type of coverage that’s included. Transferable bonds
3 days ago · What is Termite Damage? Termites are tiny insects that eat wood from the inside out. They can cause significant damage over time, often without you noticing until it’s too late. Termites need cellulose from wood to survive and thrive in hidden areas, making them hard to detect. Signs of Termite Damage
5 days ago · Subterranean termites make mud tubes to move from the soil to their food, which could be your home. These narrow tunnels retain moisture and prevent the termites from drying out. Usually, you can spot mud tubes around a termite’s home foundation. 5. Hollowed Out Wood. Termites usually munch from wood from the inside out, so if you tap on wood ...
3 days ago · Wood-attacking termites can be divided into two types: subterranean and drywood termites. Subterranean termites live in the soil and build underground nests that connect to the wood they feed on. They are the most common type of termite in many regions of the world, and are responsible for the majority of termite-related damage (Vargo and ...
4 days ago · Termites chew through wood, creating hollows that weaken it. Your deck or patio might look fine on the outside but be brittle and weak. You might be forced to consider a deck remodel without notice. Termites live inside the ground in colonies. Consequently, they can access any wooden structures through cracks and small spaces.
