Termite Eradication in OKC and Avenge Pest Control

Termites are one of the most destructive pests infesting homes and businesses in Oklahoma City. They feed on wood and cause devastating structural damage, health hazards, and financial losses. If you suspect a termite problem, you must act fast and call Avenge Pest Control.

In this post, we explain how to eradicate termites from your property with the help of Avenge.

Identifying a Termite Infestation

You need to know how to identify these destructive pests before moving on to eradication. Termites are small, white, or brown insects that live in vast colonies. There are three primary types: subterranean, drywood, and damp wood termites. 1) Subterranean termites are the most common termites found in Oklahoma City and the most destructive of the three. They live underground and build mud tubes to access wood sources above ground. 2) Drywood termites live inside the dry wood of your home or business and do not need soil contact. They can be found in furniture, walls, ceilings, and foundations. 3) Dampwood termites live in moist wood, usually found in decaying trees, logs, rundown houses, and stumps.

In the initial stage of eradication, Avenge Pest Control helps with identification.

Signs of termite activity include:

• Wood that sounds hollow when tapped
• Cracked or bubbling paint
• Mud tubes on walls, floors, or foundations.
• Wings or droppings near windows, doors, or vents
• Swarming termites during spring or fall.

Eradicating Termites in a Single Visit

When it comes to termite eradication, time is of the essence, and contact Avenge Pest Control to ensure an effective solution. Our qualified exterminators thoroughly inspect your property to identify the type and severity of the infestation. Avenge-trained technicians propose the most suitable treatment option for your property. Depending on the severity of the termite infestation, our professionals may employ a combination of methods designed to eliminate termites swiftly and efficiently from your property.