Spring is here, and as you tackle your deep cleaning projects, don’t forget to check for signs of termites. These hidden pests can silently cause thousands of dollars in damage before you even know they’re there. And with spring being termite swarming season, now is the perfect time to stay vigilant.

Why Spring? It’s The Season of Swarmers

Termites are active year-round, but spring is when reproductive termites—known as swarmers—emerge to start new colonies. These winged insects are often mistaken for flying ants, but if you see them around windows, doors, or light sources, it could mean a nearby infestation.

Signs of Termites in Your Home

Even if you don’t see swarmers, termites may already be at work inside your home. Keep an eye out for:

Mud Tubes – Small, dirt tunnels on your home’s foundation or walls.
Hollowed or Damaged Wood – Wood that sounds hollow when tapped.
Discarded Wings – Piles of tiny wings near doors or windows.
Peeling or Bubbling Paint – Termite activity can trap moisture inside walls.
Frass (Termite Droppings) – Tiny, pellet-like droppings near infested wood.

If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait—contact Pacific Coast Termite for a professional inspection. Their experienced team has helped thousands of homeowners across California protect their properties from costly termite damage.

Pacific Coast Termite specializes in non-fumigation treatments, so you won’t have to leave your home or deal with harmful chemicals. Their advanced termite control solutions are designed to eliminate infestations and prevent future problems.

Protect Your Home This Spring

Spring cleaning is about refreshing your home—make sure it’s structurally sound too! A termite inspection from Pacific Coast Termite can give you peace of mind and save you from expensive repairs down the road.

Let the experienced Pacific Coast Termite rodent exclusion team conduct a FREE inspection* and treat your home at a highly competitive price.

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1-800-NOW-1900
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*$350 inspection fee for homes in escrow or for sale