Critter stop Blog Category: Termites
Spotting the early stage signs of termites in ceiling areas is critical to protecting your home from hidden structural damage. These pests often go unnoticed, but you may observe subtle clues, such as sagging ceilings, peeling paint, tiny pinholes, or faint mud tubes extending toward the ceiling. If you catch these warning signals early, you […]
Read on to learn moreIt always starts the same way: you notice a little sawdust near the baseboard, maybe a soft spot in the wall, or strange clicking sounds late at night. Suddenly, you're Googling things like “termites vs carpenter ants damage” and realizing that two of nature’s smallest homewreckers are battling for the title of “most unwanted guest.” […]
Read on to learn moreIf you’re wondering, do termites bite you? The answer is that termites rarely bite people, and when they do, their bites are usually harmless and not painful. These insects primarily focus on wood and cellulose materials, rather than human flesh. Their mandibles are designed for chewing wood, not for feeding on skin. You might notice […]
Read on to learn moreSwarming termites are reproductive members of a termite colony that leave their nest in large groups to start new colonies. You can recognize swarmers, or termites, by their wings and their sudden appearance during specific seasons, which signals the start of a new infestation. Understanding their behavior helps you identify termite problems early. When you […]
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