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Termites Treatment: How Difficult Are Termites to Treat?

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  1. All About Termites
  2. Spotting Termites
  3. Can You Get Rid of Termites Completely?
  4. Termites Treatment for You

Each year, homeowners spend two billion dollars saving their homes from termites. Termites are considered “silent” insects because they go undetected until you spot damage.

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Termites Treatment How Difficult Are Termites to Treat

Termites treatment is absolutely necessary because the state of your home is at risk. But how do you determine you have termites, and can you ever fully get rid of them?

If you’re looking for more information on how to remove termites and termites protection, keep reading.

All About Termites

Termites are insects that feed on dead matter like wood and soil, which is important for the environment. However, you do not want them feasting on your home.

Termite colonies are huge and reproduce at an impressive rate. In some cases, they reproduce so quickly that they may live in your home for up to 10 years before anyone notices. A colony of termites can even reproduce without a queen.

In the United States, there are over 50 different kinds of species of termites that termite control services eradicate from homes every year.


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Spotting Termites

Termites are tough to spot because they enjoy hiding and prefer to hide for their survival because they’re blind. They use an antenna to find their way around.

Even though the work of termites is mostly silent, they do leave some hints that they’re at work. Here are some key indicators to look for

Termites go for windows because they’re easily accessible from the outside. If they begin feeding on your windows, you might find that the windows stick due to warping wood.

They also leave trails of feces and wings or other body parts. Termites push feces out of their colony to maintain cleanliness.

Mud tubes on the outside of your home are an indication of an infestation. Termites construct mud tubes to protect themselves from the air. If you see mud tubes trailing from wood, you should suspect termites.

Can You Get Rid of Termites Completely?

Extinguishing termites completely from the environment isn’t recommended. Without these pests destroying dead matter, our environment suffers. But they don’t belong in your home.

There are ways to prevent termites from entering your home and colonizing there. Make sure stored wood is not touching the ground and that it’s away from the house. You’ll also want to avoid moisture build-up in your home as termites are attracted to moisture as well.

However, when it comes to an infestation, it’s best to leave the extinguishing to the professionals. Professional pest control services understand the nature of termites and they have the products needed to properly get rid of your infestation.

You could spend a lot of money trying to do it yourself, but it wouldn’t be as thorough as calling a professional.

Termites Treatment for You

Termites treatment is necessary for the complete removal of termites from your home. Termites have their place in the environment, but they should not be in your home. Always call a professional if you think you have an infestation.

Are you looking for more home improvement ideas? Visit our home improvement page today to get your home in the best shape possible.

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