Termites

Subterranean termites live in colonies and typically travel between soil and cellulose materials. Their activity can remain concealed while damaging wood and building components.

Environment
Soil & Cellulose Materials
Common Areas
Foundations • Wood • Service Penetrations
Activity
Often Concealed
ABOUT THE PEST

Termites

Subterranean termites live in colonies and typically travel between soil and cellulose materials. Their activity can remain concealed while damaging wood and building components.

IDENTIFICATION

How to Recognize It

Mud tubes
Blistered surfaces
Hollow-sounding or damaged wood
Structural weakening
Discarded wings
Activity near foundations or service penetrations
Swarmers
IMPORTANT TO KNOW

Why It Matters

Termite damage may affect structural and finishing materials and can become costly if activity is not identified early.

Prevention

Control moisture and leaks
reduce wood-to-soil contact
maintain access for inspection
protect treated soil barriers
arrange regular professional inspections
PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT

Pest Free Approach

Pest Free provides inspection, pre-construction soil treatment, post-construction drilling and injection where required, perimeter protection, documentation and warranty support under agreed terms.