Termite Control

Here are some signs of a termite infestation to watch out for:

• Mud Tubes: Termites often build mud tubes to protect themselves as they travel between their nest and a food source. Look for these small, pencil-sized tunnels on walls, foundations, or in crawl spaces.
• Wood Damage: Check for hollowed-out wood or wood that sounds hollow when tapped. Termites eat wood from the inside out.
• Sawdust or Frass: Look for small piles of sawdust-like material, which are droppings from termites. This can indicate an active infestation.
• Discarded Wings: Termites shed their wings after swarming. If you find wings near windowsills or other entry points, it could be a sign of a nearby colony.
• Swarming Activity: Seeing termite swarms, especially in spring, indicates that termites are mating and searching for new nesting sites.
• Bubbling or Peeling Paint: This can be a sign of moisture damage from termite activity beneath the surface.
• Sticky or Swollen Doors and Windows: This can indicate structural changes from termite damage, making it hard for these fixtures to close properly.
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If you suspect a termite infestation, it’s important to consult a pest control professional for an inspection and treatment options