What attracts flying termites to my home?

Flying termites are attracted to light and dampness. Leaky plumbing, moist timber, and inadequately ventilated locations are excellent conditions for them to breed.

How can I identify a flying termite infestation?

Watch for shed wings on window sills, swarmers near light fixtures, and mud tubes on walls. These are clear indicators of an active infestation.

How do I prevent flying termites from entering my home?

Patch all cracks, crevices, and access points on your house’s basis, window frames, and front door. Repair leaks and lower humidity levels to combat moisture accumulation on your home.

Are baiting systems effective for flying termites?

Baiting systems kill termites at their colony. They bring the slow-acting poison back with them, killing off the infestation gradually.

What are insect growth regulators (IGRs), and how do they help?

IGRs interfere with the growth process of termites, keeping them from maturing or being able to reproduce. This gives them long-term control of termite populations.

How does moisture affect flying termites?

Flying termites are most commonly found in moist conditions. Keeping humidity in check and repairing water leaks will prevent them from nesting in your home.

Is professional pest control necessary for flying termites?

This is why we highly recommend getting professional help. Professionals are equipped to properly gauge the infestation, utilize specialized treatments, and ensure their complete eradication.

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