You may be able to determine if you have a termite infestation by identifying swarming behavior, finding mud tunnels, and by examining damaged wood. Inspect the tubes by using a pocketknife to break them open. Even if the containers are empty, you may still have a termite infestation. Inspect damaged wood by probing the wood with a pocketknife. The presence of mud tunnels or dried pieces of the soil underneath the wood’s surface are signs of an infestation. Make sure to call pest prevention services professional once you have determined that your house is infested with termites. Look for swarming near lights. This is because light attracts flying termites, especially during the night. Also, look for crowding near windows and doors. If you see a large congregation of termites in the air, then the termites are exhibiting swarming behavior. Swarming can occur during the day or night. Swarming generally occurs in the spring months, i.e., March, April, May, and June. If you happen to see a termite fly out from under your porch, patio, or foundation, then this is a sure sign of an infestation

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