A close-up of a termite mud tube running vertically on a white painted wall with some debris at the base.
Subterranean termite colonies live underground, but come up to destroy wood.
A close-up view of a group of winged termites clustered together.

During Swarm season millions of flying reproductives emerged to establish new colonies.

A gloved hand holds a piece of wood with extensive damage and holes, likely caused by termites, with a blurred outdoor background.

Severe damaged to wood framing.

Subterranean termites, as their name implies, need direct soil contact to thrive. This species of termite lives in moisture rich soil and comes up and enters often without being seen through foundational cracks, direct wood to soil contact, and when there is improper soil grading. Subterranean termites are difficult to control and require the help of a licensed pest control company like Elite Pest Management. With the efficiency of subterranean monitoring stations debatable, we highly recommend yearly inspections. Along with chemical treatments, we here at Elite Pest Management provide recommendations that will make your home less likely to incur subterranean termites in the future.

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