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As a Florida resident, you know what it’s like to be on guard against termites. Here in the Sunshine State, there isn’t just one termite season. Different species of termites often invade at different times of the year, to a
Termites are annoying when they invade our homes because, unlike to many other bugs, they do real damage. They’re insects that live in colonies and feed on wood, and that combination leads to massive damage to our properties. We’re talking
Subterranean termites cause extensive – and expensive – damage to homes in Florida. Yours doesn’t have to be one of them. On this resource page, you’ll learn some basic facts about subterranean termites, along with the warning signs that they
Drywood termites are insects that are among the most annoying pests here in Florida. They feed on cellulose, which is found in the organic material in wood, paper, plants, and sheetrock. This is why you’ll often find them in our
Drywood termites live in wood, which is a popular building material, so you’ll often find them in wood baseboards, door frames, and attics. You can spot them by the damage they cause to the wood they use for food and
Subterranean termites make their home in the ground, where they can find plenty of water. To feed, however, they will enter homes like yours and eat the wood that’s in your walls and attic. They often live in large colonies
In previous articles, we’ve helped you know how to identify the signs of termites in Florida homes. In this article, we’ll look at one of the most common types of these pests: the drywood termite. What are drywood termites?
Ants and termites: They’re among the most common and annoying pests for Florida residents. Both share a need for food and water, which makes your home an ideal shelter. And both can destroy your property, though termites do it much
When homeowners discover they have termites, one of the questions they have is: Will my home need to be tented? And the natural follow-up questions are: Will it work and is it safe? Let’s look at facts of termite tenting,
Know the Difference Between Drywood and Subterranean Termites If your home is invaded by termites – and there’s a good chance that at some point it will be — knowing the kind you have will determine the best application
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