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Articles on Pest Identification of Wood Destroying Organisms like termites, fungi, carpenter bees and ants by GC Termite Control
Secure Your Loan with Our Expert Termite Inspections The (National Pest Management Association) NPMA-33 Form, officially called the Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspection Report, is often required by lenders for…
Read article : Understanding the NPMA-33 FormTermites have a history of over 130 million years on our planet and are commonly known as the “Silent Destroyers”. They are one of the most fascinating species of wood-destroying…
Read article : Why are termites eating the wood on my house?Although ants do not generally damage wood structures, there is one type of ant that likes to excavate the wood and create a dwelling out of this. Carpenter ants do…
Read article : Carpenter Ants in CaliforniaTermite and pest inspections is one of the most important tasks that should be in your normal maintenance calendar. But every how often should you have one completed or when…
Read article : Termites: What Every Property Owner Should Be Looking ForConehead termites (Nasutitermes Corniger) or as previously called “tree termites” are a Caribbean native species that is starting to invade North America, primarily in Broward County, Florida. It is believed…
Read article : Termite Armageddon: The Battle Between Humans and Conehead TermitesIn San Diego county there is a constant battle between humans protecting their properties and termites trying to do their job as intended by nature. This is because the majority…
Read article : Termite Swarmers in San Diego CountyAlthough wood-boring beetles are not one of the most common wood destroying organisms in Southern California they are found in wood members of houses and structures as well as in furniture…
Read article : WDO Identification: Wood-Boring Beetles
