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Termite Inspection

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Where Are Termites Hiding?

While termites play an important role in the environment by breaking down decaying organic matter, we don’t want them breaking down matter that holds up...

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Unveiling the Mysteries of Termite Mounds

Termites are tiny insects with a big impact - and not just their ability to damage huge structures. They also BUILD huge structures. Termite mounds...

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The Life of a Termite Queen

The world of creepy, crawly insects is quite fascinating. Uncovering the amazing world of termites can help us better understand how to control and manage...

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Do You Need a Termite Inspection?

While Washington state doesn’t have the highest incidence of termite infestations, we are not exempt from these nasty, destructive critters. Along with carpenter ants, termites...

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Can Termites Return After a Termite Treatment?

Termites: Insidious, persistent, ravenous, destructive. There aren’t many positive adjectives to use when discussing this pernicious household pest. They can strike fear into any homeowner’s...

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Termite Prevention Tips for Pacific Northwest

Stunning natural beauty, temperate climate, vibrant cities, world-class education, and thriving arts & culture: it is no wonder that the Pacific Northwest continues to top...

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Crazy Termite Facts

Have you ever been curious what more there is to know about household pests like termites beyond the fact you don’t want them in your...

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Why Do You Need Termite Control?

Termites are a non-discriminatory pest: they can thrive in any type of climate and are relentless in their search for food. This is particularly troublesome...

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Does the Pacific Northwest Have Termites?

Those of us who live in the Pacific Northwest have a few wood-destroying organisms to contend with: Carpenter Ants, Wood-Decay Fungus (wood-rot), and Termites.  Here,...