A termite infestation can cause serious damage to the structure of your home and in a very short period of time. Termites in Irvine feed on the wood in the structure, causing it to gradually collapse under its own weight. It is common for a termite infestation to go undetected for several years, which means there could be a significant amount of damage before you are even aware of a problem.
There are several signs that may alert you to a possible infestation of termites and if you notice any of these signs, it is important to visit us website and request a termite inspection and extermination. If you notice termites in or around your home, it is important to that you not disturb the nests, as it can cause them to move further into the structure. Instead, contact a professional exterminator as soon as possible to get rid of the problem.
There are different types of termites, so it is necessary to have an exterminator handle the problem to ensure the correct treatment is used for the specific type of termite infestation you have. Some of the signs you may have a termite problem include; mud tunnels that are in the yard and near the foundation of the home, damage in wood that looks like a honeycomb or a group of small holes, paint that is blistering, small piles of sawdust on the interior and/or exterior perimeter of the house and visually observing termites flying around the property.
The best treatment for Termites in Irvine depends on the type of termites creating the problem and how severe the infestation is. An exterminator may use one or more treatments to ensure the problem is taken care of. For example, the exterminator may choose to use baits, especially if you have children and prefer not to use chemicals or if the infestation is extreme, the exterminator may need to seal off the home and fumigate as well as use bait for a few months following the fumigation. If fumigation is used, you will be required to leave the home for about 24 hours and when you return, it is important to air the home out to remove the chemical odor.
