Identification of Eastern Subterranean Termite Swarmer Termite swarmer, or alates, are reproductive members of the colony responsible for establishing new colonies. Key characteristics include: Color: Typically, dark brown to black. Size: Approximately 1/4 inch in length, including wings. Wings: Two
Termite Swarmers In the southern United States, particularly in regions with warm and humid climates, termite swarmers are a common phenomenon. Termite swarmers, also known as alates or reproductive termites, are winged adult termites whose primary purpose is to establish
Termites in North Georgia: Understanding the Threat to Homes and Ecosystems North Georgia, known for its picturesque landscapes and diverse ecosystems, is home to a variety of insects, some of which can pose a significant threat to both natural environments
It’s Always Termite Season in Georgia Pool floats, river rafting, fresh tomatoes from the garden, and of course hot and sunny days, these are the signs of summer here in north Georgia. Here at Canton Termite, we are enjoying
Termite Control It’s bad enough that you have termites eating your house, but then there is the damage that can come with getting rid of them. In the past, termite treatment meant drilling unsightly
If you are selling a home in the state of Georgia, you are probably aware that a thorough termite inspection is a key part of selling a home. Very few homeowners in Georgia are unaware of the dangers posed
Termites While it is certainly no secret that termites cause damage to homeowners, the level of destruction is somewhat mind-boggling. These destructive pests cause billions of dollars of damage every, single year to homeowners around the world. The treatment and
The Most TERRIFYING Pest In The World_ Termites If you were to ask the average person to name the scariest bug, termites probably wouldn’t be high on the list. They don’t elicit the same fear response that spiders, scorpions,
Termite Imagine you were planning a picnic on a nice summer day. However, just before you head out the door, you are notified that there is a high chance of a rainstorm. Now, a storm isn’t guaranteed. It’s just
Termites A termite colony is a complex, systematic society. Termite colonies grow and spread due to the phenomenon of emergence, a process by which a large number of less complex elements form an infinitely more complex whole. Each termite
Termite Bait System Bait stations are essentially food stations for attracting termites. They are typically filled initially with some sort of wood product to attract termites. Once it has been confirmed that termites are active in the area, the bait
Borate Termite Treatment For many years, treating a home for termites was a process that required dumping hundreds of gallons of chemical pesticides in the soil around homes. While this type of treatment is still used in some cases, there
Termite in the yard? If you want to protect your home from termites, the best method you can use is to have a termite inspection every year. Your home will need a termite treatment every 5-7 years. This insures that
Canton’s Hometown Exterminator Canton Termite and Pest Control has had the honor of being featured this month in the Canton Family Life magazine. As a small business owner, I recognize the value of community, and being able to work with
Termites Termites living in Georgia have a wide variety of food sources and palates to match. Within the state of Georgia, there are two termite species that are most common. These species are the Drywood Termite and, more commonly, the
Eastern Subterranean Termite Inspection and control Subterranean termites are a species of termite that is the most widely seen in all of America. Higher concentrations of the subterranean termite population will be found in the southeast region, which of course
Termites Termites cause approximately $5 billion in damage every year. This is an enormous number and typically comes out of the pockets of every day homeowners. Termites work ceaselessly and can cause expensive damage in a relatively short period of
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