Termite Identification
- How often should I get my home inspected for termites in Manhattan?
- How can I prevent termites naturally?
- How do you prevent termites when building a new home in Manhattan?
- What are the costs of termite prevention in Manhattan?
- Lawn & garden termite prevention
- How do you prevent termites from spreading in Manhattan?
Though termites look very similar to ants, they have several differences that can help you tell them apart. That said, termites vary in size and appearance depending on their life cycle. Find out what a termite looks like here.
Termite droppings are a clear indication of an infestation, which can lead to significant structural damage if left untreated. Learn more about identifying termite poop and the importance of professional pest control here.
Eastern subterranean termites and, less commonly, formosan termites are the main species found here in Manhattan, Kansas City Metro and surrounding areas. Both types of termites have their own habits and characteristics, so learn which kind you have here.
From old discarded wings and frass to mud tubes, termites leave behind a few signs when they infest a home or business. Here, the experts at American Pest Management explain how to spot a termite problem early.
In a climate-controlled property, termites can survive and cause damage all year long. But, they tend to be most visible in the spring and early summer when they leave the colony to reproduce. Learn more about termite season here.
After hatching, a termite nymph will molt and grow several times. Then, they’re assigned a specific role for the colony, called a caste, which will determine its appearance and behaviors. Find out more here.
Termites are found all across the country—except in Alaska! Since they tend to prefer areas with more heat and humidity, they’re also very common here in Manhattan, Kansas City Metro and surrounding areas. Here, American Pest Management talks about where termites are most likely to thrive.
Most infestations start after reproductive termites swarm to establish a new colony, but there are a few other ways that they may gain access to your property. Find out how termites spread and what you can do to prevent it.
