Termites have been around for millions of years and have become quite accustom to finding the wood we supply to them in our homes. Their original design was to eat the fallen and dead wood on the forest floors but when mankind started building houses in the trees place they caught right on and moved in. From the earliest wooden structures to the large spacious homes termites have and will continue to find there way in and do what they were intended for, eat wood.
Termites are subterranean by nature and blind. They shun light and prefer to tunnel through the soil looking for any cellulose that they can find. Without the aid of sight one might think that the termite was limited but they are actually quite good at finding food.
Colonies can grow quite large reaching more than a million termites at times so damage can be quite extensive. In America alone they do more than 5 billion dollars per year to homes and commercial structures.
To treat a home for subterranean termites takes skill and the right tools. With the many different construction types you really need a trained professional with knowledge of not only how a home is built but also how to exploit the termites own biology and habits to be successful. It takes several years and many jobs for the average technician to come to a full understanding of how termites enter a home and be able to see even the tiniest bit of evidence that may visible. Since termites live in the darkness of your walls and enter through what you might think an impossible you will need a company fully trained and experienced to handle the treatment in the best possible way.
We here at The Bug Doctor Inc. know the termites habits and ways of entry. What you may never see our trained service personnel can spot and save you from years of further damage. The barriers we employ actually are taken back to the nest where the entire colony receives a lethal dose and dies. our yearly inspections insures your homes integrity and our treatments are backed up by a $250,000.00 repair contract. When it comes to Florida and termite control let the experience of The Bug Doctor work for you as it has for many of your neighbors since 1993.
Termites are subterranean by nature and blind. They shun light and prefer to tunnel through the soil looking for any cellulose that they can find. Without the aid of sight one might think that the termite was limited but they are actually quite good at finding food.
Colonies can grow quite large reaching more than a million termites at times so damage can be quite extensive. In America alone they do more than 5 billion dollars per year to homes and commercial structures.
To treat a home for subterranean termites takes skill and the right tools. With the many different construction types you really need a trained professional with knowledge of not only how a home is built but also how to exploit the termites own biology and habits to be successful. It takes several years and many jobs for the average technician to come to a full understanding of how termites enter a home and be able to see even the tiniest bit of evidence that may visible. Since termites live in the darkness of your walls and enter through what you might think an impossible you will need a company fully trained and experienced to handle the treatment in the best possible way.
We here at The Bug Doctor Inc. know the termites habits and ways of entry. What you may never see our trained service personnel can spot and save you from years of further damage. The barriers we employ actually are taken back to the nest where the entire colony receives a lethal dose and dies. our yearly inspections insures your homes integrity and our treatments are backed up by a $250,000.00 repair contract. When it comes to Florida and termite control let the experience of The Bug Doctor work for you as it has for many of your neighbors since 1993.
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