Termite swarming season is around the corner: Here's what you need to know to protect your home and garden from nesting termites.

Termites are wood-eating pests that can cause significant damage to your structure. Understand the types, warning signs, potential health risks, and effective treatment options.

What to know as swarm season approaches. Darker and larger queen and king invasive subterranean termites surrounded by pale worker termites and soldier termites with pinchers.

Every year, the subterranean Formosan termites flock to outdoor evening lights on warm nights and gnaw through wood on scores ...

Termites can be the bane of a property owner's existence. Learn how to keep these wood-munchers from eating you out of house and home.

To get rid of subterranean termites you need to apply a treatment of termiticide; use essential oils like orange and neem oils to get rid of drywood termites; use borate to rid dampwood termites.

Termites may use their own poop as a source of natural antibiotics, researchers say. These findings might help explain why human attempts to kill them using biological warfare have failed over the ...

Drywood termite droppings, or frass, are hard, hexagonally shaped pellets with rounded edges. The drywood termites “kick” out the frass once they’ve tunneled through the wood, causing piles ...

Termite wings along window sills, doors and other openings to your home. Termite droppings that look like coffee grounds.

Also, look for termite frass (sawdust-like droppings), and mud tubes. Dry frass indicates a drywood species, whereas mud tubes indicate a subterranean species.

Termites are spreading around the area as the weather has gotten warmer. Here's what you can do to help fight damage before it's too late.