Termite inspection is an important part of pest control. If you suspect that your home is a target, it is best to contact an expert to help you get rid of termites. You may be able to identify the signs of infestation on your own, but hiring a professional will ensure that you get complete termite removal.
Termite inspections
Termite inspections are an important part of keeping a home pest-free. A home inspector will check for signs of infestation in various parts of your home, including the attic, basement, and crawl space. They will also inspect your baseboards, door frames, and window frames. The inspector will pay special attention to areas where pipes enter the house, as these are likely to harbor termites. Once the inspector has inspected these areas, he or she will proceed to the upper levels of your home, where the inspector will check for damp wood termites and dry wood termites.
Termite mud tubes
Termite mud tubes are an easy way to confirm whether or not you have termites in your home. The center section of the tube is usually intact. However, sometimes termites will rebuild the tube. If this happens, you can be sure that there are termites in your home, but you may not be able to tell where they are or what they are doing. If you think you may have termites in your home, it is best to contact a pest control company.
Termite treatment options
There are a number of different treatment options available to homeowners after termite inspection, and the cost of termite treatment varies widely from company to company. Many termite companies offer warranties and repair services for damaged areas. While the vast majority of companies provide both of these services, many companies are unwilling to provide warranty protection for certain types of structures. This includes homes with wells, drainage systems, sub-slab heat ducts, and inaccessible crawl spaces.
If you need a termite inspection or termite pest control in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Gilbert or the surrounding nearby areas contact Atomic Pest Control for help.
