Learn to Protect Your Home!<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermites are one of the biggest threats to the value of your home! NC termites can do damage to homes, costing the homeowner tremendous stress and money!<\/p>\n
Terminix can inspect your property for termite activity. They will create a plan just for your NC home to keep termites away! With more than 75 years experience in western NC, Terminix has everything you need to keep your home safe from termites<\/a>!<\/p>\nAre There Termites in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nYou can find both Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan termites in North Carolina. NC has the perfect climate conducive to termite activity.<\/p>\n
Termites begin their colonies underground. On warm days, usually in early spring, they send out swarmers.<\/p>\n
These swarmers look for new places to expand their colonies. This news poses a problem for your NC home unless you protect your NC home against the threat of termites. Termininx has years of experience in protecting against NC termites.<\/p>\n
\n\nWhat do these termites look like?<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termite swarmers have small, tubular-shaped bodies with large abdomens. They have broad waists and elongated wings, much longer than their bodies. Formosan termites are a bit larger than Eastern subterranean termites. You can find both types of termites in NC, SC, and other parts of the southern US.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Kind of Termites Are in NC?\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites are quite common in the state of North Carolina. Formosan subterranean termites are now becoming common in areas of NC.<\/p>\n
All types of termites are social insects. They can invade and cause serious damage to homes and buildings. Often, homeowners do not notice them until it is too late. A free termite inspection from Terminix can help you identify the type of termites eating your home and make a plan to stop them!<\/p>\n
\n\nAre Termites a Threat in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nNorth Carolina has a high rate of termite activity. Termites can pose a big threat to your home if a professional has not treated it. Terminix has over 75 years of experience and all the most modern technology in termite colony elimination.<\/p>\n
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home or other structure, especially in NC and other southern states. The Eastern subterranean termite and Formosan termite start their colonies underground. However, they can quickly move into your home. Termites are constantly foraging and prefer the food that is your home!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.trustterminix.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/02\/Jeff-Rowlett-Cola-NW-Termite1-720x960.jpeg\")
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Are There Termites in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nYou can find both Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan termites in North Carolina. NC has the perfect climate conducive to termite activity.<\/p>\n
Termites begin their colonies underground. On warm days, usually in early spring, they send out swarmers.<\/p>\n
These swarmers look for new places to expand their colonies. This news poses a problem for your NC home unless you protect your NC home against the threat of termites. Termininx has years of experience in protecting against NC termites.<\/p>\n
\n\nWhat do these termites look like?<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termite swarmers have small, tubular-shaped bodies with large abdomens. They have broad waists and elongated wings, much longer than their bodies. Formosan termites are a bit larger than Eastern subterranean termites. You can find both types of termites in NC, SC, and other parts of the southern US.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Kind of Termites Are in NC?\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites are quite common in the state of North Carolina. Formosan subterranean termites are now becoming common in areas of NC.<\/p>\n
All types of termites are social insects. They can invade and cause serious damage to homes and buildings. Often, homeowners do not notice them until it is too late. A free termite inspection from Terminix can help you identify the type of termites eating your home and make a plan to stop them!<\/p>\n
\n\nAre Termites a Threat in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nNorth Carolina has a high rate of termite activity. Termites can pose a big threat to your home if a professional has not treated it. Terminix has over 75 years of experience and all the most modern technology in termite colony elimination.<\/p>\n
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home or other structure, especially in NC and other southern states. The Eastern subterranean termite and Formosan termite start their colonies underground. However, they can quickly move into your home. Termites are constantly foraging and prefer the food that is your home!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
What do these termites look like?<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termite swarmers have small, tubular-shaped bodies with large abdomens. They have broad waists and elongated wings, much longer than their bodies. Formosan termites are a bit larger than Eastern subterranean termites. You can find both types of termites in NC, SC, and other parts of the southern US.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Kind of Termites Are in NC?\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites are quite common in the state of North Carolina. Formosan subterranean termites are now becoming common in areas of NC.<\/p>\n
All types of termites are social insects. They can invade and cause serious damage to homes and buildings. Often, homeowners do not notice them until it is too late. A free termite inspection from Terminix can help you identify the type of termites eating your home and make a plan to stop them!<\/p>\n
\n\nAre Termites a Threat in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nNorth Carolina has a high rate of termite activity. Termites can pose a big threat to your home if a professional has not treated it. Terminix has over 75 years of experience and all the most modern technology in termite colony elimination.<\/p>\n
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home or other structure, especially in NC and other southern states. The Eastern subterranean termite and Formosan termite start their colonies underground. However, they can quickly move into your home. Termites are constantly foraging and prefer the food that is your home!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Kind of Termites Are in NC?\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\nEastern subterranean termites are quite common in the state of North Carolina. Formosan subterranean termites are now becoming common in areas of NC.<\/p>\n
All types of termites are social insects. They can invade and cause serious damage to homes and buildings. Often, homeowners do not notice them until it is too late. A free termite inspection from Terminix can help you identify the type of termites eating your home and make a plan to stop them!<\/p>\n
\n\nAre Termites a Threat in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nNorth Carolina has a high rate of termite activity. Termites can pose a big threat to your home if a professional has not treated it. Terminix has over 75 years of experience and all the most modern technology in termite colony elimination.<\/p>\n
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home or other structure, especially in NC and other southern states. The Eastern subterranean termite and Formosan termite start their colonies underground. However, they can quickly move into your home. Termites are constantly foraging and prefer the food that is your home!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Are Termites a Threat in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nNorth Carolina has a high rate of termite activity. Termites can pose a big threat to your home if a professional has not treated it. Terminix has over 75 years of experience and all the most modern technology in termite colony elimination.<\/p>\n
Termites can cause extensive damage to your home or other structure, especially in NC and other southern states. The Eastern subterranean termite and Formosan termite start their colonies underground. However, they can quickly move into your home. Termites are constantly foraging and prefer the food that is your home!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nWhat Are Common Signs of Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nA thorough inspection can help you identify if termites have moved into your home.\u00a0 Often in the spring, termite swarms can be a clear indication that there are termites in the area.<\/p>\n
Worker termites make holes in a structure. This lets the swarmers leave the colony when the weather gets warmer. A qualified inspector can check for hollow-sounding wood in baseboards, walls, crawl spaces, basements, and attics.<\/p>\n
Other signs of termite infestation include discarded wings from swarmers near windows or doors. You may also see pinholes in baseboards, cracked or bubbling paint, and mud tubes on crawl space walls.<\/p>\n
Mud Tubes: Termite Highways<\/strong><\/h3>\nSubterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Subterranean termites create large colonies underground. They build tubes to travel from their colonies into your house.<\/p>\n
These termites are very active in North Carolina. They make tubes from their saliva, feces, soil, and bits of wood. Mud tubes create a highway from the ground into the home\u2019s structure.<\/p>\n
Hollow Wood: A Hidden Danger<\/strong><\/h3>\nA trained inspector can find areas in the home where termites have hollowed out wood or other materials. The hollow wood may be walls, baseboards, floor joists, attic beams or any number of places within the structure. This hollow wood can become a hidden danger by causing the structure to weaken over time. Termites will continue to eat until there is nothing left.<\/p>\n
Swarming Season in NC Homes<\/strong><\/h3>\nAlthough termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Although termites live under the ground and inside structures of NC homes all the time, termite swarms are seasonal. In North Carolina, a warm day in February can bring out a swarm of termites. They come out to start new colonies.<\/p>\n
What Time of the Year Are Termites Active in NC?<\/strong><\/h2>\nMarch and April usually mark the start of termite swarming season. However, swarms can begin as early as February and continue into September.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Why Are Termites So Common in North Carolina?<\/strong><\/h2>\nPeople know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
People know North Carolina for its mild temperatures year-round. The coastal areas of North Carolina are warmer in the summer. In contrast, the higher elevations in western North Carolina are cooler. The rainfall in North Carolina creates humidity in the summer.<\/p>\n
These conditions are good for termite activity in the state. Termites build their colonies underground. They can then spread into homes. This creates a perfect environment for them to thrive and reproduce.<\/p>\n
Their constant foraging damages homes in areas that people do not readily see. Often termite damage will be quite extensive before the homeowner even knows it exists.<\/p>\n
How Do I Protect My NC Home from Termites?<\/strong><\/h2>\nAll homes in North Carolina are vulnerable to termite infestation. The presence of wood, such as firewood or even trees located close to the home are easy ways for termites to find your home.<\/p>\n
To lower the chance of pests in your home, remove or reduce moisture. Use building materials like stone or brick.<\/p>\n
Also, limit untreated features. The best way to prevent termite damage is to have a trained professional inspect your home. They can use reliable termite control products to treat any issues. Terminix has been protecting homes in NC since 1947 and uses the Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology.<\/p>\n
Annual Professional Inspections<\/strong><\/h3>\nTerminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Terminix offers a free termite inspection. This will help you find out if there are termites in or near your home. Did you know termites can find their way into any home, no matter what type of construction?\u00a0 Homes with conventional crawl space, basement homes or homes built on slabs are all conducive to termite infestation.<\/p>\n
In North Carolina, it is important to have a yearly inspection. A trained expert can check for signs of termite activity. Inspectors will check both the inside and outside of the home. This includes the attic, crawl space, and basement.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Common Preventative Treatments<\/strong><\/h3>\nTermite prevention starts with an inspection. This inspection checks for termite activity in and around your home.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System uses Always Active\u2122 technology. You put it around your home to help protect it.<\/p>\n
The stations go into the ground and hold bait that termites like. The termites take the bait back to share with their colony.<\/p>\n
As the termites eat the bait, it kills them. This system keeps your home safe from future termite problems. An annual inspection, along with monitoring and bait replacement, keeps your home safe all year round, 24\/7!<\/p>\n
What Are Treatment Options for Termite Infestations?<\/strong><\/h2>\nTermite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
DIY vs. Professional Termite Treatment<\/strong><\/h3>\nDIY termite treatments do not work well for NC termites. The chemicals needed to kill termite colonies can be dangerous. Only experienced and trained professionals should handle these chemicals.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System has Always Active\u2122 technology. It uses a termite control product that won the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award. The workers locked the stations and placed them in the ground around the exterior of the home. They are safe for children and pets and earth-friendly, as well!\u00a0<\/p>\n
Eastern subterranean termites and Formosan subterranean termites in NC can destroy your home! They come up through the ground and infest your home, eating away at it and causing immense damage.<\/p>\n
Stop the termite destruction by contacting your local Terminix experts today! Get your FREE termite inspection at www.TrustTerminix.com<\/a> or call 1-800-TERMINIX!\u00a0<\/p>\nGet a Free Termite Inspection Today!<\/strong><\/h3>\nCheck Out Our Trusted Location Closest to You!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
Termite prevention and elimination is best left to the professionals. You can use liquid chemicals, but you should not handle them unless you have the experience and knowledge required for their use. The safest, most powerful way to eliminate termites from your home is through the use of a baiting method.<\/p>\n
The Sentricon\u00ae System with Always Active\u2122 technology is a safe and effective way to protect your home from termites! At Terminix, our trained professionals have the expertise to rid your home of termites and the damage they can cause!<\/p>\n
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