Formosan termites are a large type of pests that infest many parts of the United States. This is because they are highly productive in their day-to-day activity. They are also a kind of pest that can infest homes and structures with a great deal of difficulty. One way to differentiate this insect from other kinds … Read more
Dampwood termite looks similar to the drywood termite but is actually a different type of pest. Dampwood termite is actually an ant, so you cannot mistake it for a subterranean type of pest. Dampwood termites don’t usually have direct contact with the ground. Instead, they make their nests in wood, dry leaves and brush piles. … Read more
Drywood termites aren’t common but they can cause a lot of damage to your house. Once they’re inside you, they’re a lot harder to get rid of. They often build a tunnel system to get into your house through the floorboards and create a den where they live and breed. They live in the floorboards, … Read more
The subterranean termite is a common pest that destroys houses and other buildings in the United States. These termites are subterranean, which means they feed underground. They tend to swarm when moisture levels in an area is high. This can happen when the soil is in a state of drought or when there has been … Read more
Western Drywood Termites resemble subterranean termites, but they do not grow as large as the latter. Although both termites are destructive, they also live very different lives. The Western Drywood termites have a very slow life cycle. They tend to tunnel through the wood in their pre-millennial stage. Although they…
Subterranean termites are significant threats to homeowners because this is the most common species among all the termite species in the US. It is present almost in each state of the US except Alaska. These termites form the mud tubes to keep their connection with the soil and their food. They prevent their contact with … Read more
House owners typically become aware of termite problems due to the existence of flying termites. Suppose you discovered termites with wings and even simply discovered wings in your house without any termites connected. In that case, you could be handling what is called a flying termite swarm. It takes a termite nest 3 to 5 … Read more