Termites are easily the most destructive pest out there, causing an average of 5 billion dollars’ worth of damage every year. As a homeowner they pose a very real threat to the safety and structural integrity of your home. If there is cellulose in or around your property, maybe in furniture, decks, walls and flooring, you’re at risk of a termite infestation. So how can you catch their presence early and avoid costly and frustrating repairs?
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It’s hard to catch onto termite infestations at an early stage. Termites are notoriously sneaky creatures, and unless you notice swarmers outside the home you probably won’t notice their presence until they’ve been maturing for some time.
Because of this, it’s crucial to know the core signs of termites, which include mud tubes, damaged wood, termite droppings and piles of discarded wings. If you see any of this it likely means there’s a mature colony that’s taken up residence in your property. That means it’s time to call for professional exterminating services from the team at D’s Pest Control.
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Termite damage is not the kind of thing that happens all at once. The factors that determine how quickly they can ruin a home depend on the size of the property, the climate of the area, and the scope of the termite colony. A termite colony can take up to five years to fully mature, and once they do, they can reach a population size in the millions. With that big a family, they can destroy a home within two years or less.
There are thousands of homes in the US every year that fall victim to termite damage. It can be costly and difficult to bounce back from the effect they can have on a residence, but you don’t need to join that statistic. Through regular inspections and preventative measures taken by our professional termite control team, we can stop termite infestations while they’re still in their early stages. To get your pest control estimate, all you have to do is call!
