Termites can cause severe damage to homes and commercial properties, resulting in large repair costs that are not typically covered by standard insurance policies. Let’s look at types of termite damage and how the professionals can repair these issues. Types Of Termite Damage Here are a few common indications of termite activity/damage: Sudden appearance of…
In the state of Arizona, the home seller is typically responsible for paying for termite inspections and any potential resulting pest control services. If, for example, termite damage is found, the seller needs to address this. However, if the buyer is purchasing an existing home, they may not need a termite inspection unless they are…
Entering into a termite bond with a local pest control company means you will receive a specified number of inspections and treatments to keep your home pest-free. Let’s look at what homeowners can expect a termite bond to ultimately cover. What Will A Termite Bond Cover? Because homeowner’s insurance policies do not cover any termite…
While termite bites can happen, they are extremely rare. In most cases, these bites can be managed at home without any medical care. Termites do not pose a risk to humans. Instead, they pose real threats to the wood featured in homes. Can Termites Bite You? Yes, termites can bite humans, but this is very…
Termite treatment in Arizona costs an average of $750. Prices will typically range between $1,000-$1,500 for a 2,500 sq. ft. home, according to Fixr. The average cost of $1500 includes a liquid treatment, while higher prices entail tenting a home with a heat treatment and applying barrier treatments. Average Cost Of Termite Treatment In Arizona…
Typically, a termite bond will last between 1 to 10 years. Let’s take a look at what termite bonds generally cover and how long homeowners can expect it to last. What Is A Termite Bond? Because homeowner’s insurance policies do not cover any termite damage, homeowners are responsible for their pest control needs. They must…
Winged or alate termites are also known as the swarming termites. While these flying termites can look quite intimidating, they really don’t cause any structural damage to your home or building. Their sudden appearance, however, is a warning sign that it’s time for a professional inspection. So how can you identify them based on their…
While there are more than 2,600 termite species worldwide, the dampwood, drywood, Formosan, and subterranean termites are most commonly found in the U.S. These pests can cause a variety of damage to your home and other structures. The color of the termites varies by caste, with the appearance of the pest being determined by their…
It’s recommended to give pest control treatments at least 2-4 hours to breathe after pesticides have been applied. Following this time period, stay outside for an extra 30 minutes before going back inside the home. Should I Leave During Pest Control Treatment? Before strict regulations controlled the pesticide industry, there were some pesticides applied that…
Winged or alate termites are also known as the swarming termites. While these flying termites can look quite intimidating, they really don’t cause any structural damage to your home or building. Their sudden appearance, however, is a warning sign that it’s time for a professional inspection. What Are Flying Termites? Termite swarms, unfortunately, are common…