Drywood termites do have the ability to fly during one specific point in their life cycle. Winged drywood termites are referred to as swarmers or alates. Their job is to fly out of the colony and create new ones. What To Know About Drywood Termites Drywood termites do not need contact to the ground in…
Let’s compare the two main types of termites found in the U.S. today: drywood and subterranean termites. Drywood Termites Drywood termites do not need contact to the ground in order to flourish. They are known to wander up to a mile to locate a home and will develop a colony anywhere they can find a…
When left untreated, termites can be the cause of tremendous damage to your home. These wood-boring pests flourish deep within your home and its foundation, progressively eating away at its core, unseen. Continual prevention is your best option when it comes to termites since most homeowner insurance policies don’t cover termite damage. Types of Termites…