While you are reading this blog, there is a high chance that your house is being invaded by some nasty intruders: termites. These invaders love feeding on your house’s wood material, making it structurally weaker. You might have noticed some signs of termite activity in your home, such as mud
You’re mistaken if you think your home is just your place to be. Many other hidden intruders are living with you in your house. Take termites, for example. These species not only reside in your home but also feed on it. Yes, your house is their food! Termites intend to
Termites are small wood-feeding insects. They are infamous for causing damage to anything that is cellulose-based, but the prey is mostly wood. When termites come into contact with cellulose, they can cause damage to the complete structure of the building. Don’t be misled by the term small; these pesky insects
Changes to Termite Inspection Rules Does it seem like Termite Inspections, also called wood destroying insect inspections (WDI), are yielding more recommendations for treatment these days? You are probably right. It’s not that there are more termite infestations. It’s more likely the result of the 2020 rules changes. What changes?
