While termites are beneficial to the environment because they consume dying vegetation, the last place that you want them is in your home. Thankfully, there are several things that you can do to prevent termites, some of which can be done if your home is currently in the process of being built. If you're looking
Drywood termites are one of the most common types of termites in Arizona because they thrive in conditions with less humidity than is required by other termite species. The easiest answer to the question of how to kill drywood termites is to enlist the help of a professional exterminator. However, the tasks of detecting and
Termites are among the most destructive forces of nature on homes in the United States, with billions of dollars being spent annually on termite prevention and treatment – not to mention the exorbitant amount spent on home repair as a result of their devastation. Given that the family home is generally one’s largest financial investment,
There is a universally terrifying word to every homeowner in every state (minus Alaska), and that word is termites. Known to wreak havoc on homes and buildings at any time of year, these tiny insects can cause thousands of dollars in damage to your home before you even realize they are there. If you suspect
A termite infestation comes with a hefty price tag for many homeowners. It is estimated that U.S. homeowners spend an average of $5 billion per year repairing damage inflicted by termites. In fact, termites are responsible for more damage to U.S. homes than tornadoes, earthquakes, flooding and fires combined. Below are some of the most
