Poway Pest Control Company

Nobody likes to deal with  termite infestations  as they can compromise a property’s structural integrity and result in thousands of dollars in repairs. Termites are adept at hiding, and by the time you notice you have an infestation, it could be too late. However, there are various signs that point towards termite damage, and homeowners should be aware of these indicators to get rid of them. Damaged Wood Substantial wood damage beneath or behind your home’s walls, floors, or other surfaces is an indication that termites are consuming the wood in quest of cellulose, leaving large grooves behind. As a result of these grooves, the wood becomes hollow with a honeycomb structure inside and produces an empty sound when knocked. Such grooves can cause severe damage to the wood and reduce the building’s structural strength. Frass Termite droppings, also known as frass, are an indication of  drywood termites . While digging the wood they infest, drywood termites create p...

A  termite infestation  is something that no one wants to deal with. It can jeopardize the structural integrity of a property and cost thousands of dollars in repairs. Termites are good at hiding, and until you realize you have an infestation, it might be too late. However, several signs indicate the presence of termites that homeowners should be aware of regularly. Here are the nine most significant signs for a termite infestation to look for in your house. Mud Tubes Mud tubes, the most prominent symptom of a termite infestation, originate from the ground along the walls of your home. They’re also a sign that a termite colony is nearby. If termites have made these mud tubes in your vicinity, it is impossible to eradicate them by breaking these tubes or wiping away the soil. You have to  hire a professional pest control company  to eliminate them. You can also find these tubes on large woody plants or trees in your yard or the locality of your home. Termites requ...