You don’t usually see subterranean termites until damage has already begun. Here’s how to identify them, why Bay Area homes are vulnerable, and how professional termite control works.

One day your baseboards look fine, and the next you’re poking at a soft spot that practically crumbles. How often should you get your Bay Area home inspected for termites? At least every two years.

Many homeowners think of termites as a spring problem — swarm season. The truth is termites are active 365 days a year in the Bay Area. Here’s why year-round vigilance matters.

Unlike subterranean termites, drywood termites don’t need soil contact — they live entirely inside the wood they consume. Here’s what Bay Area homeowners need to know.

Termites cause billions of dollars in structural damage annually — and most homeowners don’t discover them until damage is well advanced. Here’s how to catch them early.

Bay Area homeowners face termite pressure from two distinct species — subterranean and drywood termites. Here’s a complete guide to identification, prevention, and professional treatment options.

Drywood termites swarm in summer and fall across the Bay Area. Unlike subterranean species, they live entirely inside the wood they consume. Here’s everything you need to know.

Termite Awareness Week is a good time to ask: when did you last have your Bay Area home inspected for termites? Here’s what you need to know about termite risk in our region.