Tag: Termites

Tips for Preventing Spring Pest Problems

Springtime means warm weather, sunny days, budding flowers, and greener pastures. Unfortunately, however, it also means spring pest problems like termites, ants, and lady bugs. The influx of moisture in the air combined with the improved temperatures outside beckons insects from their hibernation and into your home. Luckily, there are some things you can do […]

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Winter Pest Problems Lurking in Your Firewood

A roaring fire is a great way to take the chill off on these cold winter nights. The mesmerizing flicker of the flames and warmth emanating from the fireplace creates a cozy environment for the entire family or a romantic evening. One thing that can quickly ruin this atmosphere is winter pest problems! That’s right, […]

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Do Termites and Other Pests Remain Active in Winter?

The weather outside has been in the teens and single digits many days over the last week in Northern Virginia ad across the East Coast. Many homeowners would assume that pests, especially termites, would die or go away during weather like this. That would be wrong. Termites and many other pests remain active in winter. […]

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3 Ways to Prepare for Termite Swarms

Termites living in the northeast portion of the United States travel in colonies to escape cold weather once a year. These wood-burrowing insects impact three-fourths of the nation, including the Virginia/Washington D.C. area. The amount of damage one colony can inflict on a home or business is extreme. They can even cause structural damage if […]

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Are Termites Active in Northern Virginia in the Winter?

We’re often asked whether termites are active in the winter. Despite the cooler temperatures, termites remain active in Fairfax VA and across Northern Virginia throughout the winter months. Termites are active and can do damage across Northern Virginia all year long. Subterranean termites, which are common in Northern Virginia, Washington, D.C. and suburban Maryland, typically move […]

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