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Termite Activity On The Rise In Colorado
June 15, 2010
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EnviroPest Helps Denver Homeowners Prevent Termite Damage |
While termites have not been as big problem in Denver, Fort Collins or elsewhere in Colorado in the past as say in more humid regions of the country, activity from these wood destroying insects is on the rise. In order to survive and even thrive termites must have moisture. This past winter many areas of Colorado received wet, heavy snowfall as well as late blizzards resulting in lots of moisture and an environment ripe for termite activity. Factors like increased humidity, full lakes and rivers as well as run off that has not yet peaked are also contributing to the increase in problems.
If you are wondering how this affects you, consider this; most homeowners’ insurance policies DO NOT cover damages caused by termites. Simply put if these insects invade your home you’re liable for the costly repair bills. Termite damage can include damage to structural supports and beams and can even collapse a building entirely. While not as significant they also chew through wooden furniture and other wooden materials.
Early detection is the key to avoiding major structural damage as well as the cost of fixing it. Regular termite inspections conducted by a professional trained in termite behavior and biology are a sure-fire way to avoid a major problem. At EnviroPest we offer Denver and the entire Front Range our residential and commercial termite control services that will eliminate termites that have invaded your property as well as prevent new colonies from cropping up. To find out more about termites or to see how we can help you protect your largest investment, please contact us.
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