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Tips for controlling Louisiana termites
Tuesday, May 24th, 2011
With all the different types of termites found in southern Louisiana, perhaps the most important piece of information to anyone who has a problem with these insects is how to control, contain, and eliminate a termite infestation. The best approach to termite control depends on which type of termite has infested a property.
Reticulitermes and Formosan termite control
These termites are dependent on moisture and contact with the ground in order to survive, so when you want to get rid of them, the best way to start is by cutting off access to these necessities. Accordingly, the steps that your pest control professional will take when he or Read More »
Three types of termites you may find in Louisiana
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011
There are three types of termites that inhabit southern Louisiana and the southeast portion of the United Sates – the native subterranean termite, the Formosan termite, and the drywood termite. These termites differ from one another in their habitats and the way they form colonies.
Here is a quick overview of each type:
- Native subterranean termites, also referred to as reticulitermes are more common in the southern part of the United States than the northern part, but they can be found almost everywhere. If you see mud tunnels on your walls, this is most likely the termite that has invaded your home because their colonies Read More »
Comparing Termidor vs. DIY termite control
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
Comparing Termidor vs. DIY termite control
There’s nothing quite as rewarding as being a “do it yourself” type when it comes to things around the home. And while the trend towards DIY is generally a good thing, there are often times when hiring a professional is the more prudent choice.
When it comes to pest control, you might be lured into thinking that do-it-yourself termite control is less expensive or just as effective as hiring a professional, but this would be a big mistake. The chemicals available for at-home use can result in a larger pest problem in the future and costly treatment or repair bills down the road.
There are Read More »