Termites

The frequency of termite control treatments in Connecticut will depend on several factors, including the extent of the infestation, the type of treatment used, and the level of risk for future infestations. In general, it is recommended to have regular termite inspections to detect any potential infestations early on. If an active infestation is detected, treatment may be necessary to eliminate the termites and prevent further damage to your property. After treatment, regular monitoring and preventative measures may be necessary to ensure that the termites do not return. At ProSource Pest Solutions, we offer a range of termite control services tailored to your specific needs and budget. Contact us today to schedule an assessment and learn more about our termite control options.

Termites are attracted to moisture and wood, which are abundant in Connecticut’s humid climate. They are typically attracted to wooden structures that are in contact with soil or have direct access to moisture. Termite infestations can also occur due to cracks or gaps in the foundation or walls, which allow termites to enter and access wooden structures. Additionally, infested furniture or other wooden objects brought into a home can introduce termites. It is essential to have regular termite inspections to detect any potential infestations early on and to take appropriate measures to prevent and treat for termites as necessary. At ProSource Pest Solutions, we offer comprehensive termite control services to help protect your property from these damaging pests.

A termite colony is a group of termites that work together to find food and reproduce. A colony can contain thousands or even millions of termites and can cause significant damage to your property if left untreated. The termites feed on wood and other cellulose-based materials, which can lead to structural damage and even compromise the safety of your home. It’s essential to identify and treat termite colonies early to prevent further damage and protect your property investment. Professional termite control services can help you identify and eliminate termite colonies and implement preventative measures to avoid future infestations.

Termite swarms typically occur in the spring and summer months in Connecticut. As the weather warms up and becomes more humid, termite colonies become more active and may send out winged swarmers to start new colonies. If you notice termite swarmers or other signs of termite activity on your property, it’s important to contact a professional pest control company like ProSource Pest Solutions for an inspection and treatment plan to prevent further damage.

Termites can cause significant damage to wooden structures in Connecticut, including homes, businesses, and outdoor structures like decks and fences. They feed on cellulose, which is found in wood and other plant materials, and can weaken the structural integrity of a building over time. Signs of termite damage may include warped or sagging floors, hollow-sounding wood, and visible tunnels or galleries in wooden structures. ProSource Pest Solutions offers effective termite control solutions to protect your property from these destructive pests.

At ProSource Pest Solutions, we offer various termite control treatments that are tailored to your property’s needs and the extent of the infestation. Our options include liquid termiticide applications, bait systems, and preventative treatments.

Liquid termiticides are applied directly to the soil around the structure’s foundation, creating a barrier that prevents termites from entering. We also offer bait systems that use slow-acting toxins to eliminate the entire colony, including the queen. Finally, we provide preventative treatments that are applied before any signs of an infestation are present to prevent termites from ever entering your property.

Our team of trained professionals will assess your property’s unique needs and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan to effectively control and prevent termite infestations. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step in protecting your property from termites.