5 Signs Termites May Be Trying to Invade Your Home This Spring
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5 Signs Termites May Be Trying to Invade Your Home This Spring
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Spring in Georgia is beautiful—but for homeowners, it also marks the beginning of termite swarm season. Every year, termites cause billions of dollars in property damage across the United States.
1. Flying Termites Around Your Home
Flying termites, also called swarmers, are one of the most common signs of nearby termite activity.
2. Discarded Wings
After swarmers settle, they shed their wings near windows, doors, and light fixtures.
3. Mud Tubes Along Foundations
Subterranean termites build mud tubes to safely travel between soil and structures.
4. Soft or Damaged Wood
Termites feed from the inside out, often causing hidden structural damage.
5. Excess Moisture Around the Home
Leaky faucets, poor drainage, and standing water create ideal conditions for termites.
Why Professional Inspections Matter
Professional inspections help identify hidden termite activity before expensive repairs become necessary.
Call Power House today and experience The Power to Eliminate Pests!
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