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   Are Formosan termites invasive?

   • Formosan termites are an invasive species that threatens homes across the Southern United States. These voracious insects can cause severe damage if unnoticed and left uncontrolled. Formosan termites, unlike ants, are capable of necessitating tens of thousands of dollars of needed repairs in a very short time.

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   What is a Formosan subterranean termite colony?

   • Formosan subterranean termite colonies are much larger than those of native subterranean termite species. Some have been estimated to have over 8 million individuals compared with about 1 million termites in large native subterranean termite colonies.

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   How does Formosan termite control work?

   • When it comes to Formosan termite control, homeowners have three options: liquid termiticide treatment, termite bait systems, and preventive treatments. Traditional termite treatments involve trenching around a home’s foundation and injecting a liquid termiticide into the soil. Termites crossing the chemical barrier are eliminated.

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   Where are Formosan termites found?

   • Currently, Formosan termites are found in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas, while an isolated population was found near San Diego, CA in 1992 (Figure 1). Figure 1. Distribution of the Formosan subterranean termite in the United States.

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2. www.fdacs.gov › file › Formosan_Termite_BrochureFlorida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services

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   FACTS. Formosan termite damage is $1 Billion a year in the United States! Native to Taiwan and China, not native to Florida. An invasive subterranean termite with underground “hidden” habits. Will eat anything containing cellulose including: Plants, Trees, Paper, Wood Construction. Form carton nests and foraging tubes in trees and structures.

3. www.fdacs.gov › content › downloadThe Formosan Termite - Florida Department of Agriculture ...

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   WDO Termite Contracts. Costs of repair or demolition. Contract transferrable. Spray foam insulation. Existing conducive conditions: Water leaks, wood to ground contact, foundation cracks, vegetation or firewood by foundation.

4. www.news-press.com › story › newsFlorida's invasive insects cost residents big in products ...

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   • 1-West Indian Drywood Termites
   • 2-Formosan Subterranean Termites
   • 3-Asian Subterranean Termites
   • Roof Rats
   • Norway Rats
   • House Mice
   • German Cockroaches
   • American Cockroaches

   DID YOU KNOW? 1. This drywood termite originated in the Atacama Desert of western Chile and then spread widely by ships throughout the Caribbean and beyond. It is currently found throughout Florida, although more commonly near the coasts. 2. Florida has 60,000-70,000 fumigations performed each year, and an estimated 98% of those fumigations are for...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. Florida has two invasive subterranean termites from East Asia: the more temperate Formosan subterranean termite and the more tropical Asian subterranean termite. 2. Both are aggressive foragers and very destructive. 3. They have large colonies and consume a lot of wood in a short period of time. TIPS FOR CONTROL: There are numerous...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. This is the tropical relative of the Formosan subterranean termite. It originated in Southeast Asia and is widespread in the Caribbean, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and was first identified in Florida in 1996. 2. Its rapid spread in southeast Florida and its aggressive foraging makes it a greater threat to tropical and subtropical Florida t...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. In Florida, the roof ratis the primary suburban pest rat, though it often goes unnoticed. The species first made its way to the Americas in the 1600s on the ships of colonists. 2. Roof rats can spread rat lung worm, leptospirosis, salmonella and murine typhus. They consume and destroy stored animal and human food, attack fruit crop...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. Known as the brown rat, sewer rat or the subway rat, they are the dominant urban, suburban and rural rat in most of Europe and North America. 2. They seemed to have reached North America in between 1860-1880 and are most commonly found along coasts and canals. 3. They thrive particularly in areas where garbage is not stored properl...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. This rodent occasionally invades structures in wooded areas in the fall and can be easily identified by their white belly and the white underside of their tail. 2. House mice damage to household food and materials is one source of expense, but the damage caused by gnawed wires and cables are in fact a greater cost to property owner...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. Sometimes referred to as croton bugs, German cockroachesare not native to North America and never occur outside of man-made structures. 2. They are thought to have originated in dry caves in southwest Asia and began living with people while they still lived in those caves. 3. If you see a similar cockroach living outside, it is ano...

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   DID YOU KNOW? 1. These are the large cockroaches that many people erroneously call “palmetto bugs” and one of several large invasive cockroaches that occur in Florida and are found both indoors and outdoors. 2. All originated in Africa, and they include the American, Brown, Australian ad Smokey Brown cockroaches. 3. These moisture-loving species us...

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   Mar 14, 2020 · Cost to Treat Formosan Termites. Since every home is different, termite control treatment costs can vary. That said, once termites gain entry and set up shop in your home, it doesn’t take long for termites to cause serious damage. On average, expect to invest $1,200 to $1,500 for a basic liquid termiticide treatment around a home’s perimeter.

   • A combination of liquid termiticide application and an ongoing bait system monitoring program provides the most thorough treatment. The termiticide...
   • The peak swarming period is late spring to early summer. Treatment during this active season allows pest control experts to locate and target nesti...
   • DIY termite treatment options are limited compared to those of professionals. Liquid termiticides available to regular consumers typically don’t pr...
   • Most standard policies do not cover termite damage. However, additional riders are available to cover treatment costs plus repairs in the event ter...
   • Depending on the products used, termiticide barriers can provide three to five years of protection before reapplication is needed. Termite baiting...

7. www.fdacs.gov › Consumer-Resources › Consumer-RightsFlorida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services

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   / Consumer Resources. / Consumer Rights and Responsibilities. / Pest Control. / Termites. / Formosan Termite Program. Formosan Termite Prevention and Protection. Find out more about the signs of Formosan termite infestation, how much damage these termites can do, and how you can protect your home. Formosan Termite Damage.

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   Aug 19, 2021 · The Formosan subterranean termite, Coptotermes formosanus Shiraki, is one of the most destructive termite species in the world today. In the United States it causes tremendous property damage resulting in enormous treatment and repair costs.

9. www.flapest.com › pest-info › termitesFormosan Termite Identification, Habitat & Behavior | Florida ...

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   Besides infesting buildings, Formosan subterranean termites are serious pests of utility poles and railroad ties, often requiring removal and replacement. If you suspect a Formosan termite infestation, contact your local termite exterminators for treatment.