Mark Davis

Subterranean and drywood termites eat the paper lining of drywall, leaving the gypsum core hollowed out. If you notice tiny pinholes or bubbling paint on your walls, you already have an active infestation. Identifying Signs of Termites in Drywall Termites work silently behind your walls, making visual inspections critical for early detection. Look closely at … Read more

The easiest way to tell termite frass from carpenter ant frass is uniformity. Termite frass consists of identical, six-sided hard pellets, while carpenter ant frass looks like messy, irregular pencil shavings mixed with dead bug parts. Finding either pile inside your home means active wood-destroying insects are present. You need to act fast before structural … Read more