by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog How long does it take Formosan termites to cause severe damage? It generally takes a few Formosan termites up to 10 years to establish a large colony. However, if the nest is already large, the termites can cause devastating damage to homes within a short time....
by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog How do I know if I have them? The best way to detect them is to consult with professional pest control operators and have inspections. A homeowner can help by regularly checking for signs of them by looking for mud tubes on slabs, foundations, and piers. These...
by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog My house is made of brick. Is it protected against Formosan termites? Not necessarily. These termites can eat door frames, window sills, rafters and roofing in addition to the wooden framing behind the brick of your home. Some new homes have steel framing to...
by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog What are Formosan subterranean termites and where did they come from? Formosan termites are a non-native pest brought into the United States after World War II on military ships carrying supplies from east Asia and the Pacific Islands. Real Green Pest Control...
by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog Can’t I just have my house chemically treated for termites? Although you should talk to a professional pest control operator about treatment, you can still reduce some of the risks of infestation by reducing or eliminating water sources such as leaky pipes and...
by James@RealGreenCompany.com | Sep 26, 2016 | Austin TX Texas, Blog, Uncategorized
Blog Can I apply my own treatment? There are some termiticides available from do-it-yourself centers, but proper application and strict adherence to label directions are essential for effective control. Termite galleries (tunnels through which termites travel) may be...
