Here’s why termites are so common in Arizona, and what you can do about them. Why are termites common in Arizona? While termites aren’t a fan of the heat, they really don’t like the winter.

Here's what termites look like, the signs that they're in your house and what kills them the fastest. Plus, whether they're harmful to people or pets.

Flying ants and termites are often mistaken for each other during their flying stages. Even before they sprout wings, ants ...

Summer rains bring out the flying ants, often mistaken for termites. While flying ants swarm and create a nuisance, termites can cause real damage to your home. Here's how to tell them apart.

Phoenix couple’s new home found infested by termites, burst pipes one day after closing ... every inspector must be registered through the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration.

Flying termites have two pairs of wings that are roughly equal in size and have straight antennae. ... Gile said another type of subterranean termite in Arizona prefers higher elevations.