A termite inspector will look for warning signs of termites and here are some of them.
Mud tubes
Mud tubes are the ways that subterranean termites connect their colonies in the soil underground to their above-ground food sources. These are made out of soil and wood combined with termite saliva. Subterranean termites can't survive without moisture and are vulnerable to dehydration. Therefore, these tubes offer shelter that locks in moisture, and protects the termites from dry air and predators.
What do mud tubes look like?
There tubes are 1/4 to 1 inch in diameter. They are easily noticeable when present along exterior con
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