California’s warm, dry climate may be ideal for beach trips and backyard barbecues, but it’s also a haven for one of the most destructive pests a homeowner can face: termites. Of particular concern are drywood termites, which are especially prevalent in coastal and southern regions of the state. These pests can silently and steadily destroy

California’s sunny climate and lush landscaping may seem like the perfect paradise for homeowners. However, that same climate also creates ideal conditions for one of nature’s most destructive pests: termites. While many property owners are familiar with the danger of indoor termite infestations, fewer are aware of the threat posed by outdoor termite colonies. These

Southern California homeowners know the beauty of their region comes with certain challenges, and one of the most damaging among them is the threat of Drywood termites. Unlike subterranean termites that live in the soil, Drywood termites nest entirely within the wood they consume, making them especially insidious and difficult to detect. Learning to identify