When you think of termites, you probably imagine tiny, relentless insects silently eating away at your home’s structure. But beyond their appetite for wood, many wonder if termites harm humans. From their indirect health effects to the structural risks they...
Termite swarming is a critical event in the life cycle of termites, signaling the growth of new colonies. For homeowners, seeing a swarm can be alarming, as it indicates the presence of a mature colony nearby. University Termite & Pest Control, with decades of...
We are often asked: In Tucson’s mild winter climate, do termite swarms remain active during the colder months? The answer is yes—unlike more temperate regions where termites might go dormant, in Tucson, termites can continue their destructive activities...
Finding termite droppings, or frass, falling from the ceiling can be alarming. This indicates that termites have infiltrated your home’s upper structures, which can lead to significant damage if not addressed promptly. University Termite & Pest Control...
Termites are more than just a nuisance; they are a common household pest known for causing significant structural damage to homes. These tiny insects compromise the integrity of wooden structures, leading to costly repairs and potential safety hazards. However, the...
When confronting the possibility of drywood termites, homeowners want reliable, practical solutions to eradicate current infestations and prevent future ones. University Termite & Pest Control offers treatments to combat these elusive pests. They provide a defense...
