Learn the most common warning signs of termite activity — from frass and discarded wings to soft wood and moisture pockets. Termites often stay hidden, but they leave clues behind. Knowing what to look for can help homeowners catch issues early and prevent costly damage. Here are the signs that should never be ignored: 🔹 1. Frass (Termite Droppings) Small, sand-like pellets that resemble coffee grounds or sawdust. Drywood termites push these out of their galleries, often for

A clear, printable checklist that walks homeowners through every step to prepare before tenting — including how to bag food and medications, protect plants, arrange pet accommodations, secure personal items, and ensure the entire home is accessible for the fumigation crew. 1. Food, Drink & Consumables Remove or double-bag all food , drinks , snacks , and spices  using Nylofume bags  (or approved fumigation bags). Double-bag and seal: Open food items All food in refrigerator

Getting ready for a termite inspection is quick and simple, but a little preparation helps your inspector access key areas and ensures you receive the most accurate report possible. Follow this guide to make your appointment smooth, efficient, and stress-free. 1. Make the Interior Accessible Your inspector will need to check all areas where termites commonly hide. Please ensure clear access to: Baseboards and floorboards Garage walls and shelving areas Attic access (pull-down