Homeowners should be concerned when they find swarming termites because it usually indicates the presence of a mature termite colony nearby.
Swarming normally takes place in the daytime and only the Reproductives are attracted to light. However the worker caste is negative phototrophic and shys away from light.
Swarming termites are the winged reproductives of the colony, and their primary purpose is to establish new colonies in other locations. When swarming termites are seen indoors, it is a sign that a termite colony has matured to the point where it is producing reproductives and that colony is likely nearby.
Swarming termites typically emerge in large numbers, and their presence can be an indication of a significant termite infestation.
If left untreated, termite infestations can cause serious damage to a home's structure and can be costly to repair.
In addition, swarming termites can be an indication that the termite colony is actively expanding and looking for new places to establish satellite colonies. This can make it difficult to determine the extent of the infestation and locate the primary colony.
We will usually recommend a Liquid Barrier type treatment when there are active termites found. This is a soil treatment using an active ingredient - Fipronil. This is a non- detectable material for termites and they spread the material through their tunnel system. This material lasts for many years. We offer a renewable warranty which includes a thorough annual inspection. We also stand behind our warranty and won't let you down.
Homeowners who observe swarming termites should contact Clark Pest Remedy immediately to schedule an inspection.
A Clark Pest Remedy inspector can determine the extent of the infestation and recommend appropriate treatment options.
Early detection and treatment are key to preventing further damage to the home and minimizing the cost of repairs. For a Free Evaluation Give Us A Ring. We do what we say we're going to do.
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