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Termite damage can ofter go unnoticed for many years, but there are signs of termite damage that you can watch for, and that will alert you to termite presence.
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Chapter 3 - Detecting Termites & Their Damage; Chapter 4 - Preventing Termite Infestations; Chapter 5 - Termiticides: Termite Control Chemicals
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AsktheExterminator.com: Termite damage causes hundreds of millions of dollars of damage to homes each year. Termites work silently and they never sleep.
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Property Damage From Termites. How badly can termites hurt your home? Well, throughout the United States they cause billions of dollars in destruction every year.
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Termite Damage
Termite damage every year runs about two billion dollars in the U.S. This is far more than damage caused by floods, tornados, and hurricanes (except Katrina-like events), and in most cases termite damage is not covered by normal homeowner’s insurance. It is imperative that homeowners be aware of the possible presence of termites and also be aware of the tell-tale signs that they have invaded your home.
The first thing to know is whether you live in a part of the country where termites are prevalent. They can be found in every state in the U.S. but Alaska, but some areas with warmer climates and warm humid climates in particular are prone to having termites. So if you live in an area where termites are known to be quite common, you need to be aware of a possible issue. The problem for most people is that the signs of termite presence are subtle, and many people do not discover that they have a problem until that problem is advanced to a catastrophic stage.
Sometimes damage caused by termites looks like water damage. In addition, sagging floors or ceilings are also an indication of a termite infestation. If you see mud channels along your outside walls or on the ground outside your home, you need to know that termites are nearby, and you should call a professional exterminator who is experienced in termite control. A serious termite infestation can cost thousands of dollars to fix. Other signs are deposits of sawdust looking material, which can in fact be sawdust the termites have eaten from the wood in your home, or even discarded wings. It happens that each year there are certain reproductive termites that fly away from their nest, mate, and seek to begin new colonies. These termites will shed their wings after mating, and they can seem to look like a small collection of fish scales.
If you are purchasing a home you should have an experienced professional exterminator do a formal inspection of the home and issue a report. Even if the buyer does not pay for this inspection and it is left up to you, get it done. As mentioned, the damage caused by termites can be much higher than the cost of an inspection. If evidence of termites is found it will be the seller’s responsibility to have that resolved before you complete the home purchase.
To protect your home from termites you will probably need help. This site will be identifying the best termite control companies in the Los Angeles area over the coming months. After this research is completed we will be providing the names and contact information for the termite control companies that can do the best job for you. We suggest you bookmark this site and check back from time to time. We look forward to helping you avoid the nightmare of a termite infected house and all the expense that entails.




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