Let’s take the following example. Here are the basic facts:

This house was only 3 years old when we were called to the property. These pictures are all from the same house in Silverhill, AL.

We were so shocked by the termite activity in this NEW HOME that when we went back a second time, we brought along our camera.

Now, let’s consider - - -

You, the homeowner, invest thousands of dollars for the purchase of your home.

You pay hundreds of dollars for your home owners insurance policy covering everything from theft to hurricanes.

 You choose NOT to have a termite warranty from a reputable company.

You do all of your home maintenance so that there are no water leaks, shrubbery against your house or trees touching your roof line.

In ten years (or less), you discover that you have termites. Are termites covered as part of your homeowner insurance policy? No.

Now, you need to have your house treated from termites and you have to pay for the repairs to your house out of your own pocket.

Consider this: What if this had been your house? Who are you willing to trust with strength of your home? Who do you trust to take care of your home properly, to insure and ensure that your home will never look like this?

(We hope it’s us!)

The termites will create stalactites and stalagmites as they search for the ground. Termites draw moisture from the soil so periodically, they must return to the ground for a
drink.

This was a really aggressive colony. Sadly, this customer they did not have an active termite warranty.

Here you can see an example of how fast termites can work. The hand in the left side of the image is holding up a section of tube that he had removed during the initial inspection. The darker section we have highlighted in the photo shows where termites have rebuilt their tunnel. The reason this part of the tube is darker is that the mud is still damp from the termite secretions that help to support their tunnels.