Showing posts with label termite treatments melbourne fl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label termite treatments melbourne fl. Show all posts

Thursday, July 18, 2019

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Termites are a serious problem in Florida, but understanding what to watch out for and how to prevent them can help keep your home termite free http://bit.ly/2VLdIYn 



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Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Rainy Weather Sets Out the Buffet for Termites


Rain is great for plants & our lawns but it does something else. It softens and damages wood. This makes fallen logs, tree stumps and parts of your home seem like a good meal. Termites actually eat the wood in your home. If parts of your home are damaged, they're easier to eat and use to sustain their colonies. What can you do? Check areas of your home where there are leaks, or where you know there is standing water or damaged wood. This includes interior wood that might be damaged by leaky pipes, exterior wood that might be damaged by old gutters, and anything damaged by a leaking roof. Termites are hard to detect until they've caused real damage, but these are areas where you might see them, or find the wings they've shed. Call Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844 and let our termite experts take care of any problems with termites. https://goo.gl/5n4r4q





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Thursday, August 31, 2017

Melbourne FL Termite Control During Rainy Weather Season


Termites are not something to take lightly. Termites are a serious issue for homeowners, but there are things you can do for termite prevention. Take a look at our best options.

If you suspect you have termites, contact Slug-A-Bug, a Brevard County Pest Control service can perform an inspection on the home or property. 




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Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Looking for the First Sign of Termites


To get rid of termites, we need to understand what sort of termite you have first. Termites swarm and shed their wings, so a disposed pair of wings you think nothing of may actually be the first sign that termites have found their new home – your home. As wood gets chewed up, you may also find galleries chewed into your walls or other wooden items. If the chewing is straight through the grain, you've got Drywood termites. If it follows the grain, you've got subterranean termites. Still not sure? Call Slug-A-Bug today at 321-259-7844 for a free evaluation. https://goo.gl/VoiI9l 


 





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