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Hi Tech Termite Control use today's most advanced technologies to control and eliminate termite problems. We provide services in

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Subterranean Termite Treatment

Nobody wants termites in their home. Most people are under the impression that termites only attack woodwork, plants and trees that are above ground. This is not the case. Subterranean termites live in nests below the ground and attack any wood that is in direct contact with the ground. They can also get to wood that is above the ground by way of the tunnels they build to reach the higher levels. These tunnels or tubes can often run several feet above ground level. Termites can also enter a structure through the expansion joints in concrete slabs or openings where utilities enter the building. The best way to avoid a subterranean termite infestation is to have pre-treatment done at the time of building construction. What Is Pre-Treatment? Termite pre-treatment at the time of building construction is recommended by architects and builders. It offers the most effective and economical way of preventing termite damage.There are a number of pre-treatment options available. One invol

Microwave Termite Treatment

There are a variety of methods available for dealing with termite infestation. Only a professional termite control company will have the equipment and skill to be able to make all the methods available,and more importantly, to know which one to use in each specific situation. One of the most advanced methods, which is most effective in localized and inaccessible areas, is the microwave termite treatment . Microwave termite eradication has been in use for over 25 years. A test done by the state of California in the 1990s found that the treatment was over 97% effective in killing termites in a structure that was treated. In the years since then the technology has improved as has the efficiency. The XTerminator 4.0 which was released in 2012 is considered to be the cutting edge of microwave termite control equipment. How It Works The process begins with a detailed in depth inspection of the premises where the termite infestation is thought to exist. The location of termite

Can You Insure Your Home Against Termites?

A home is the center of family life and you want to protect it against all risks. Homeowners insurance provides for monetary compensation for many of the risks and dangers, which could damage or destroy a house. However, this type of insurance is designed to provide coverage against damage or loss caused by sudden and accidental occurrences, over which the policyholder has no control. Insurance against termites is an entirely different proposition. They can indeed cause massive damage to a home but an infestation is not a sudden event. The evidence of termites in the house through signs of the damage they cause appea r s a long time after they invade your home. Therefore, a home cannot be insured against termites. Image Courtesy: Pexels Protection is available According to the National Pest Management Association, the damage that termites cause in this country alone touches $5 billion a year. These insects consume happily wood and other cellulose materials wherever the

Why DIY Termite Control Is Not a Good Idea

The first signs of termite infestation are often the cause of panic and a desire to act fast to get rid of them. Using termite sprays and chemicals may give you the feeling that you have done what is required to protect your home and possessions. But while a DIY effort may give you a feeling of satisfaction, and the thought that you have saved money by doing the work on your own, the reality may be very different. DIY termite control can often remove only the obvious signs of termites while allowing them to continue to do damage unseen. And that damage could result in very expensive repair or replacement costs. DIY Is a Risk You have only one home and your family’s future depends on it, being protected. Using a professional termite control service means that your home is completely protected from termites and you and your family can live is peace, knowing that no mistakes have been made, all actions to eradicate the pests have been done the right way and that nothing

Termite Prevention Tips

Termites are among the hardiest creatures on earth and the most difficult to get rid of. They can, if left unchecked, destroy a home and along with it, a family’s future. Protecting your home is a two stage process- preventing termites from accessing your home and treating any infestations when they are found. The most dangerous of the various types of termite is the subterranean variety and here are a few tips on how to prevent them from entering your home. Remove Entry Points Termites can enter through the smallest of crevices. To stop them from getting into your home, seal all gaps around gas and water lines. Holes made to allow pipes to pass through walls often have gaps big enough for termites to get in. Make sure the seals are tight and complete. Another common access point is through wood to ground contact. The termites eat their way through the wood and get inside the structure. Reduce the wood to ground contact as much as possible and treat what remains with te

5 Important Areas to Inspect During a Termite Inspection

Termites are sneaky creatures, and if left untreated, can eat your house from under you. That too without you noticing!! Termites can cause extensive damage and are hard to detect. Though the damage incurred is slow, it is steady, and the estimate figure of the $50 billion damage to the buildings and dwellings proves just that. The only thing that can save you is the yearly evaluation of the termite infestation. You should hire an expert for this yearly inspection and even treat it as a preventive measure. Here are some tips that can help you make the inspection yourself between the expert’s visits. There is nothing such as being overly cautious when it comes to termites. Where Do I Start? We know that we described termites as sneaky creatures, but we can be even sneakier. Termites do have their preferences, and this can help you locate them. Here are some crucial places you will have to first check when you start hunting for termites in your house. 1. Look out for wet places!! Termite

Frequently Asked Questions About Termite Inspection

Frequently Asked Questions About Termite Inspection Termites are the most destructive and financially damaging pests in the US and a nightmare for homeowners. Around $5 billion are spent every year to repair the damages termites inflict. If you want to get a termite inspection done in your home, the following frequently asked questions (FAQs) will clear your doubts. 1. Why do I need to have a termite inspection? If you live in a state or region like California which has a history of termite infestation, it is better to get periodical inspections as a preventive measure. It is also a common practice to do an inspection when buying a house to ensure there are no termites. 2. How can I prepare for a termite inspection? Termites create their nests in dark, damp, or moist places, and the inspector will require access to the different parts of your home, such as the attic, storeroom, garage, crawl spaces, or basement. The inspector will also check outside your house

9 Fascinating Facts About Termites

9 Fascinating Facts About Termites Termites are a persistent problem to homeowners in the US. These small insects work together in overwhelming numbers and can cause irreparable damage to all the wooden structures. Right now, in this freezing winter weather, termites may not be visible, but that is because these sneaky pests go deeper into their hideouts. Once the weather starts warming up, termites will be back about their business. If not detected and eliminated, they can inflict a lot of structural damage to homes, including walls, floors, wooden pillars, and other areas. This is why regular termite inspection is essential to maintain the integrity of your home. Many homeowners in the US may still not be fully aware of how abundant and threatening termites are and how much damage an infestation could do to their homes and finance. In this post, we have listed nine astonishing facts on termites, which will make you realize the significance of termite inspection to effectively hand

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