How Do I Protect My Home From Termites?

Australian National Review - Termites Attacking One in Five Australian Homes

Householders are being reminded not to stockpile firewood or ignore the warning signs of termite infestation. Termites are sometimes also known as white ants, but few people would know they’re neither an ant nor a mite—they are, in fact, a type of cockroach. The tiny little creature is often associated with the summer, but one Queensland pest controller has discussed how termites can present a risk to homes all year round, sometimes even sneaki…

How to Spot Termite Damage Early - Boyne Gazette

Understanding Termites: The Silent Destroyers Termites are often called “silent destroyers” because they can cause significant damage before detection. These insects feed on cellulose, a wood component, making wooden structures their primary target. Termites can be found across the globe, thriving in both tropical and temperate climates. While there are various species of termites, subterranean termites are the most destructive regarding propert…

How Do I Protect My Home From Termites?

RALEIGH, N.C. — Termites are fascinating, but that doesn’t mean you want them eating your house. What can you do to protect your home from termites? Good question. Let’s talk about it. There are more than 3,100 species of termites globally, and they perform a critical ecological function – breaking down dead wood. They can do this because their guts are host to a variety of microorganisms that break the cellulose in wood down into simple sugars …