Termites spread rapidly during the rainy season and damage wood and furniture. You can use home remedies instead of chemicals ...

Termites need soil to survive, and direct contact is a highway into your home,” says Jason Napolski, president & CEO at A-Tex Pest Management in Austin, Texas.

Keep in mind that termites are very small in size — from 1/8 to 3/8 of an inch — so they can travel through small non-cellulose cracks in your home, such as through your foundation.The NPMA ...

Termites don’t invade a home looking for breadcrumbs and food scraps, like many other types of pests do. Instead, they feed on wood, which makes your walls, ceilings, and floors attractive ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Termite swarming season has arrived in the Lowcountry, and homeowners can take effective prevention and control measures to curb potential damage. According to Loni … ...

Termites need soil to survive, and direct contact is a highway into your home,” says Jason Napolski, president & CEO at A-Tex Pest Management in Austin, Texas.