Termite Removal Treatment for Montgomery County, PA

If you notice some telltale signs of termite destruction on or around your property, don’t hesitate to reach out to the team at Environmental Services Pest Control, LLC for unmatched termite removal treatment. These little critters can annihilate the structural integrity of any home or business, so ensure that you work with our trusted team to remedy the situation.

For years, Environmental Services Pest Control, LLC has been helping its community with expert pest control services, and termite control is no exception. Our team is proud to work with those in need in Lansdale, PA, and all of Montgomery County, PA. Explore the rest of this page to learn more about our termite control services.

If you are ready to get the help that you need to take back control of your property, reach out to our helpful team today and we will be more than happy to assist you.

SERVICING LANDSDALE AND HARLEYSVILLE AND SURROUNDING AREAS

Also Serving Harleysville and All of Montgomery County, PA

Termites have a reputation for destruction that is well-earned. They feed on cellulose from any wood or wood by-products they come across, from fallen trees to paper products to wood construction in houses. These tiny pests damage more homes each year than hurricanes, fires and tornadoes combined.

Luckily, you can prevent termites and other wood-consuming insects from infesting your property. If your property is in Montgomery County, PA, you can also count on the experts from Environmental Services Pest Control, LLC, to give you pointers for preventing termite infestations as well as to perform inspections and termite removal treatment.

Prevention Tips for Termites & Wood Destroying Organisms

Subterranean termites are social insects that live in nests or colonies in the soil, hence their name “subterranean.” These colonies contain three forms or castes: reproductive, workers and soldiers. Subterranean termites derive their nutrition from wood and other material containing cellulose. Paper, cotton, burlap or other plant products often are actively attacked and consumed by termites. Subterranean termites cannot digest cellulose directly. Subterranean Termites foraging for food above ground protect themselves with shelter tubes, which are sometimes called mud tubes. The tubes may be thinly constructed or large and thick- walled to accommodate many termites moving vertically between the soil and the food source.

Dead trees and brush are the original food source of subterranean termites. When land is cleared of this material and houses are built on these sites, termites attack the structures. The presence of swarmer’s, wings or damaged wood signals that termites are infesting a structure. The first sign of infestation noticed by homeowners is the presence of swarming reproductive on window sills or near indoor light. Swarmer’s inside the house nearly always indicate an active infestation in the structure. The presence of swarmer’s outdoors is a natural phenomenon, but should warn that termites are near and possibly attacking a nearby building. Another indication is the presence of wings, discarded by swarmer’s as a normal part of their behavior, found near emergence sites, on window sills or in cobwebs.