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2 days ago · Termite Bonds: A termite bond is a contract between a homeowner and a pest control company that provides protection against termite damage. The bond typically includes annual inspections and treatments, and in the event of termite damage, the pest control company will cover the cost of repairs up to a certain amount.
2 days ago · Signs of termites include visible swarms, discarded wings, frass, damage to framing or wall coverings, and mud tubes. Have a professional inspect your home for termites at least once per year ...
5 days ago · Wood Damage – A third sign you need termite treatment is damaged wood, but this sign can be harder to spot because termites eat wood from the inside out. The best way to check your wood furniture and flooring for signs of damage is with your ears—knock on the wood and assess the sound it makes.
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4 days ago · Here are some common characteristics of termite excrement: About 1 millimeter in length —typically no larger than 0.04 inches. Light brown or black in color depending on the termite’s diet. Oval-shaped with rounded ends that appear hexagonal. Clumps of termite droppings may look like small piles of salt, pepper, or coffee grounds.
5 days ago · Frass: This term refers to the droppings of dry wood termites. Frass often looks like fine sawdust and can be found near entry points to the termite’s feeding sites. Its presence indicates an active or past termite infestation. Swarming: Swarming occurs when mature termite colonies release winged reproductives to start new colonies.
4 days ago · Drywood termites range in size from 1/8–1/2 inches and range in color. The termites that directly damage the woods are white, like subterranean termites. The winged drywood termites span the color spectrum from yellow-tan to light brown. Drywood termite colonies can hold up to 2,500 members.
4 days ago · 2. New owner finds old termite damage in an area that may be the responsibility of the association. 3. Association says not our responsibility. My first question, after slapping myself in the head, would be, “Jeez, why didn’t I get a termite inspection.”.
