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Termites do their worst work quietly. By the time you notice a hollow-sounding baseboard or a buckling floor, the colony has already eaten through years of grow…

A roof fails two ways, quickly in a storm or slowly from the inside out. Termites drive the second kind of failure, chewing quietly through attic framing, rafte…

If you have ever peeled back carpeting to find ridged galleries in a floor joist, or tapped a baseboard that gave way like stale bread, you know termite damage …

If you have found termite damage in a wall, the hardest part is not spotting the chewed galleries or the crumbling drywall. The hard part is restoring the stren…

You do not need to see a live termite to know they have been at work. A hollow thud when you knock on a baseboard, paint that ripples like orange peel, sagging …

A roof fails two ways, quickly in a storm or slowly from the inside out. Termites drive the second kind of failure, chewing quietly through attic framing, rafte…

Termites never announce themselves with a bang. You notice a dip in the floor, a hairline crack opening above a doorway, maybe a hollow thud when you tap a base…

Termites are quiet workers. By the time you notice soft baseboards or a sagging floor, they may have been tunneling for years. Repairing the wood they chew thro…