Ultimate Guide to Termite Prevention

HiTech Termite Control

● Moisture: Leaky pipes, poor drainage system and more.

● Easy entry points: Cracks, holes, or gaps in the foundation, walls, and roof.

● Wood-to-earth contact: Direct contact of wood to soil attract termites.

● Geography:Areas with warm and humid climates attract termites

Termites are indeed a formidable foe but with proper awareness and vigilance, you can win the war against them and protect your home.

Stay informed about the different species of termites and the ones that are most prevalent in your area.

Whether you are a homeowner or a person looking to purchase a property, this information can come in handy.

Common termite species in the US states

Subterranean termites – Common in states with warm and humid climates like California and southeastern parts of the U.S.

Drywood termites – Prevalent in states with hotter climates like coastal, and southern states of the U.S.

Formosan termites – Commonly found in the southern United States including Hawaii.

Dampwood termites – Mostly thrive in areas with high humidity or where the wood is consistently moist like in the Pacific coastal states and southern Florida.