Why Termites Are Destructive
Subterranean termites live in colonies and feed on wood and other cellulose materials. Damage is often hidden until structural repairs become expensive.
Common Attractants
Termites are drawn to food, moisture, and sheltered entry paths.
- Wooden structures or stored timber near buildings
- Mulch, soil, and organic debris close to foundations
- Moisture from leaking pipes or poor drainage
- Wet cardboard, paper, or untreated wood
Treatment Approach
Our termite process starts with inspection, then applies targeted treatment based on active signs, access points, and risk areas. Prevention guidance is included so the property is less attractive to future colonies.
Prevention
Regular inspections are important because termites can remain concealed.
- Remove wood and cellulose materials around the property
- Maintain drainage and reduce moisture buildup
- Seal cracks, gaps, and entry points
- Schedule periodic termite inspections and preventive treatment