Which Types of Termite Should You Be On The Lookout For?

The most common, and the most destructive, termite is the Subterranean termite, which needs a moist habitat to thrive.  The second type is the Dampwood termite, which needs a constantly moist habitat and, therefore, they prefer wood that is water-saturated.  The third is the Drywood termite, which as its name indicates, needs very little moisture.  The last type of termite is only found in certain areas in southern Florida and it’s called the Conehead termite.  No matter which kind of termite infests your structure, contact Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844 to protect the investment you’ve made in your home. https://goo.gl/nyDZyU

Termidor is the Best Florida Termite Removal Treatment Option

Termites can be nefarious. You can never be too cautious. Ensure termites aren’t eating you out of house and home with a free inspection from Slug-A-Bug.

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It's Always Termite Season

Termite season does not have a set beginning or end, as termites are active year round. Even during seasons when termite activity is not as visible, they can still be damaging your house. So, regardless of the season or the outside temperature, if you see signs of termite infestation, contact your local Brevard county pest control professional. Slug-A-Bug will offer a free inspection if you call today at 321-259-7844. And, visit our website for more information at http://goo.gl/KTSNGh

 

Adding On? Don’t Forget to Treat for Termites First!

If you’re adding on to your home, the single best thing you can do is treat for termites before you get started. Home additions can be an exciting sign for your life. They come with their own possible problems, though, including the potential for termite invasion. Learn more about our solution options when you give us a call today. If you’ve never had any part of your home or yard treated for termites, there’s never been a better time to come up with the right choices. Start protecting your new addition (and your entire property) from these wood destroying pests now with one simple phone call. 

In Florida Termite Season Never Ends

Termites are active year round, even when you don't see them. It's important to understand what termites do in each season so you can look for the signs of a termite infestation and protect your home.