Protect your home or business from termites by learning techniques for identification and control. Explore the world of termites, their behaviors, and how to protect your property from costly damage.
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Types of Termites
There are over 2,000 termite species globally, with more than 40 found in the United States. The most common types are:
- Subterranean Termites (e.g., Eastern Subterranean, Arid Land, Western Subterranean).
- Drywood Termites (e.g., Southeastern Drywood, Desert Drywood, Western Drywood).
- Dampwood Termites (e.g., Florida Dampwood, Pacific Dampwood).
To identify which termites you might be dealing with, visit our guide on termite identification and species.
How Do I Get Rid of Termites?
Termites can compromise the strength and safety of your property. At Kindly Pest, we offer customized solutions tailored to your needs. Our treatments include:
- Termidor Liquid: For effective soil treatments.
- Dry Foam Treatments: Perfect for wall voids and cracks.
- Bait Monitoring Systems: Like Sentricon, for colony elimination.
Ongoing prevention is key, as termite damage is rarely covered by insurance. Contact us to schedule an inspection.
Signs of Termite Activity
Recognizing the early warning signs of termites can save you significant damage:
- Mud tubes along walls or foundations.
- Hollow-sounding wood or visible holes.
- Droppings resembling sawdust (frass).
Termite Roles in the Colony
Understanding termite roles helps in identifying infestations:
- Worker Termites: Gather food and maintain the nest.
- Soldier Termites: Defend the colony.
- Reproductive Termites: Responsible for creating new colonies.
Protect Your Property
Protect your home with Kindly Pest’s proven termite control solutions. Contact us today at 480.808.9005 to schedule an inspection and discuss treatment options.
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