Professional Pest Control Magazine

You may see these tiny creatures as innocent, but you do not want to underestimate them, in fact, termites act faster than you think. They are responsible for great damage and harm that you are probably unaware of, and that goes beyond structural damage. These are the...

Once you have detected the signs of termite infestation at home, you should take steps to prevent their spread, and avoid wasting time, money, and effort dealing with structural damage that comes when termite colonies expand. Here’s a list of things that you can do to...

When we think of termites, we imagine them hiding underneath the structures of a house, but did you know they can also pick other unusual places as their habitat? The reason why they might pick a different spot outside your home is that they have found a good source...

The reason why you need a termite control guide is simple, you might be ignoring the possibility of termite existence in your Aruba home when 42% of termite inspections turn up positive for active termites, and 80% of inspections reveal past termite activity. It's...

You may wonder: “why do I need to know facts about termites?”. The answer is that as interesting as termites can be, termites are also a major threat you need to watch out for. So the more you know about their behavior the best prepared you’ll be to fight them. Here...

A single termite may not be a cause for alarm, but termite colonies, particularly old ones, are capable of destroying entire structures at a faster rate than you would think. The problem with these sneaky insects is that while they hide behind your walls, floors, and ceilings, chewing and damaging them silently, you probably won’t even notice them.

A single termite may not be a cause for alarm, but termite colonies, particularly old ones, are capable of destroying entire structures at a faster rate than you would think. The problem with these sneaky insects is that while they hide behind your walls, floors, and ceilings, chewing and damaging them silently, you probably won’t even notice them.

A single termite may not be a cause for alarm, but termite colonies, particularly old ones, are capable of destroying entire structures at a faster rate than you would think. The problem with these sneaky insects is that while they hide behind your walls, floors, and ceilings, chewing and damaging them silently, you probably won’t even notice them.

When termites have been present on your property, they leave some visible evidence. Keep an eye out for these signs to detect termites in time, and avoid bigger damages.