Termites are a big deal, especially in South Florida. Over the past few years, there was a 30 percent increase in the termite population in this neck of the woods. And repairing termite damage can make a big dent in the household budget. Here are just a few of the many benefits of having termite
Experts say that Invasive bugs and pests cost property owners millions each year. From termites with ferocious appetites to carpenter ants that can eat through walls, leaving your property at the mercy of pests hanging out in your neighborhood is never a smart decision. A wise property owner will have a contract in place pest
Pests are a pain. They’re kind of gross, can cause serious damage to the interior and exterior of your home, and even spread sickness. The bottom line is that you want to do everything you can as a homeowner to keep them on the outside of your home and preferably off of your property. If
Did you know that termites cause an estimated $5 billion in damage each year to homes and businesses? That’s a staggering number and most property owners take every precaution they can to keep from being part of the group paying for those damages. It’s always best to catch these pests early on and especially important
More than 600,000 homes in the United States will suffer from termite damage this year and the average cost of repairs for that damage will total more than $3,000 for homeowners. Termites are a big problem, especially in states with predominantly warm climates. If you see any of these signs that termites might be lingering
Unless you’re a professional entomologist or amateur bug enthusiast, bugs are kind of icky and definitely not something you want to share your workspace. Because of its heat and humidity, bugs love Florida as much as people do, and for practically the same reasons. From cockroaches to termites, and ants to spiders, engaging a commercial
