Termite Treatments

Types of Termite Treatments

Drywood Termite Treatment

Drywood termites do not need contact with the soil to survive. They live directly inside the wood they infest and can establish colonies in walls, attics, furniture, doors, and roof structures. Because they remain hidden inside the wood, infestations are often discovered only after damage has already started.

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Subterranean Termite Treatment

Subterranean termites live underground and invade homes from the soil. They typically enter where wood touches the ground or through tiny cracks in the foundation — sometimes as thin as a credit card. These termites build protective mud tubes to travel from their colony to the wood inside your home, allowing them to cause serious structural damage without being seen.

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How To Identify Termites

Termite species can be differentiated through their color, size, habits, and wings. For instance, white termites are usually workers, while black or brown termites are usually reproductive termites. Moreover, dampwood and drywood species live within the wood they feed on, while subterraneans build nests in or above the ground.

Types Of Termites

In Miami Dade and the rest of South Florida, there are over 10 different identified termite species; the key term here is “identified,” as this number can significantly increase with more findings. Among all these species, five are most prevalent in our area.

Subterranean Termites - This species is known for their mud tubes built from the ground to connect wooden structures like doorframes and porch steps.
Drywood Termites - This type of termite is commonly found in support beams, attics, furniture, and other wooden structures with little to no moisture.
Dampwood Termites - Dampwood termites are often the largest breed and thrive in wet areas. You can find them infesting dead trees and wooden structures on the ground.
Conehead Termites - Similar to ants, conehead termites travel above ground and build large nests. Their pointed, pear-shaped head is another defining characteristic.
Formosan Termites - The most infamous subspecies of subterranean termites and frequently coined the “super termite” because of their overwhelmingly big termitaries and their capabilities in ingesting wood at full speed.

How To Get Rid Of Termites

Termites are taxing pests that are difficult to detect and even more challenging to treat without professional help. The best way to get rid of termites is by contacting termite control in Miami-Dade County. It takes a trained eye and carefully honed skills to control and wipe out infestations efficiently.

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