Protect Your Home From Termites
Why is it important to protect your home from termite infestation? What can you do to if you suspect you have a termite problem? What are signs to look out for when carrying out a termite inspection in your home?
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Protect Your Home from Termites
Why is it important to protect your home from termite infestation? What can you do to if you suspect you have a termite problem? What are signs to look out for when carrying out a termite inspection in your home? What are termites? Termites are a group of eusocial insects who fall in the Isoptera group such as the commonly known cockroach, in other parts of the world such as Australia it is also known as the white ant. Just like ants or bees they live in colonies and divide their work in castes, they mostly feed on dead plants, wood, animal dung, leaf litter, soil etc. There are more than 4000 species of termites and are more commonly found in tropical and subtropical countries. Termite home infestation Termites are a fascinating insect species, but when they invade your home they become a problem. So what can you do if you suspect you have a termite problem in your home? Termites are a real concern to homeowners as they cause around $100 Million dollars of damage a year and affect more than 1 in 4 homes during a termites own lifetime. In Australia, termites cause more damage than all natural disasters that happen in the country combined. So if you suspect that you may have a termite infestation in your home, you need to contact a terminator control company so they can send exterminator who is experienced and can make us of a masonry drill, pumps, large capacity tanks and soil treatment rods to assess your infestation problem. Signs of termite infestation Well the first thing you should do is look around for affected areas that may indicate termite infestation, such as earthen mud tubes along the walls that may extend to foundation wall, sill plates, floor joists etc. The mud tubes are about the diameter of a pencil but can sometimes be thicker. Make an opening on one of these tubes and you may be able to see your intruders, if you don't see any of them does not mean that it is an inactive infestation as their colonies may be found underground.
Why is it important to protect your home from termite infestation? What can you do to if you suspect you have a termite problem? What are signs to look out for when carrying out a termite inspection in your home? What are termites? Termites are a group of eusocial insects who fall in the Isoptera group such as the commonly known cockroach, in other parts of the world such as Australia it is also known as the white ant. Just like ants or bees they live in colonies and divide their work in castes, they mostly feed on dead plants, wood, animal dung, leaf litter, soil etc. There are more than 4000 species of termites and are more commonly found in tropical and subtropical countries. Termite home infestation Termites are a fascinating insect species, but when they invade your home they become a problem. So what can you do if you suspect you have a termite problem in your home? Termites are a real concern to homeowners as they cause around $100 Million dollars of damage a year and affect more than 1 in 4 homes during a termites own lifetime. In Australia, termites cause more damage than all natural disasters that happen in the country combined. So if you suspect that you may have a termite infestation in your home, you need to contact a terminator control company so they can send exterminator who is experienced and can make us of a masonry drill, pumps, large capacity tanks and soil treatment rods to assess your infestation problem. Signs of termite infestation Well the first thing you should do is look around for affected areas that may indicate termite infestation, such as earthen mud tubes along the walls that may extend to foundation wall, sill plates, floor joists etc. The mud tubes are about the diameter of a pencil but can sometimes be thicker. Make an opening on one of these tubes and you may be able to see your intruders, if you don't see any of them does not mean that it is an inactive infestation as their colonies may be found underground.
