Swoboda Posts Tagged ‘WDI Report’
April – A time for Termite Swarming
The warm, damp, and cool weather- odd as it is, is the perfect type of conditions for termites to swarm. It also means that new termite colonies will form in April and that can spell trouble for homeowners. What is Termite Swarming? A termite swarm is literally a ball of termites in flight. An oddity […]
Wood Destroying Insect Reports
In 2020, the housing market created a $1 billion industry for home and property sales. That means a lot of WDI reports. Every home sale requires a wood-destroying insect report, and you can set up appointments for those right here with us. What is a WDI Report? A WDI report is a comprehensive document that […]
Every spring, generally following a rain, termite colonies divide. The new queen leaves the colony taking with her a portion of the workers. They fly out and look for a new place to call home. That place might be your home. Here’s what to look for during the swarming season. Swarming Insects A swarm of […]
3 Signs Termites Are Eating Your House
In terms of pest control, termites rank at the top of the list for homeowners. Termites cause billions of dollars in damage each year across the US. They are such a noxious pest that most states in the US, including Texas, require a wood-destroying pest report as part of the home selling process. Are termites […]
Wood Destroying Insects and Garage Space
Homeowners pay a lot of attention to the possibility of damage to their home and foundation and sometimes skip the potential for damage to a garage or outbuilding. That is because garages have cement floors rather than foundations, but plenty of wood-eating pests will take up residence in a garage. There are plenty of support […]
Home Improvement and Pest Control
Some home improvement projects attract pests. While that might sound odd, it is true. An excellent example of this is a new deck that attracts carpenter bees or even carpenter ants. Inside is a closer look at how making home improvements can attract pests to your home. Ants There are so many species of ants […]
