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Choosing the Right
Company.
Ask friends or co-workers for recommendations.
If possible view the work that has been completed. Make sure the company is
licensed and in good standings by calling the Structural Pest Control Board
(800) 737-8188. Back
Second Opinions.
It is usually a good idea to get a second opinion. Here are some good
signs that a second opinion may be needed. If the inspection report is not clear
about what will be completed. For example "we recommend that the wood be
repaired, replaced or reinforced." If the inspector seems to be in a hurry
to leave. If the inspector does not offer to inspect the entire house. If you
are pressured into making a decision. Back
Pricing.
Although
price is a important factor in choosing a company, remember termite companies
expenses for labor and materials are about the same. If you receive a estimate
that seems to good to be true, it probably is. Back
Signs of Possible
Infestation.
Sawdust like droppings, dirt of mudlike
tubes on structure, damaged wood members, swarming winged insects within the
structure, especially in the spring and fall. Back
Drywood Termites.
Termites that establish colonies in wood, feed on the wood and produce fecal
pellets. Back
Subterranean Termites.
Termites that live in underground colonies and enter structural through mud
tubes. Back
Fumigations.
There are currently two methods for total or whole-house eradication of drywood
termites. Fumigation and Heat. All other methods are considered local or spot
treatments. Back
Local Treatments.
Include the use of pesticides, electric current, extreme cold, localized heat,
microwave energy of any combination of these methods. Back
Fungus or Dryrot.
Moisture induced infection in wood which causes rot and reduces the strength of
wood. Back
Section 1 Items.
Visible evidence of infection (termites, wood-boring beetles, carpenter ants,
etc.) or infection (fungus). Back
Section 2 Items.
Conditions present that are deemed likely to lead to an infestation or infection
(moisture conditions, faulty grade, etc.) Back
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