Q1. Any further questions?

Q2. Suppose my home has drywood termites.  How can I get rid of them?

Q3. What will an inspection cost?

Q4. What does such an inspection involve?

Q5. If none of these signs is present, does that mean my home is free of termites?

Q6. How can I tell if I have a termite problem?  And, if so, what kind?

Q7. Where are termites found in the U.S.?

Q8. Are there different kinds of termites?

Q9. Don't termites attack only old, run-down buildings?

Q10. How destructive are termites?

Q11. What steps can I take to choose a pest control service that will meet my home's needs?

Q12. What should I expect from a wood destroying insect inspection?

Q13. I have spoken to my pest control company, and I still cannot resolve my termite problem. What should I do?

Q14. Can I receive compensation for an improper termite treatment or Wood Destroying Insect Report?

Q15. Is the pest control company required to give me termite treatment disclosure documents before performing a termite treatment on my house?

Q16. I had a pest control company treat my house for termites last year, but now I have termites again.  What should I do?

Q17. What is the difference between subterranean and drywood termites?

Q18. Where and how do termites live?

Q19. What treatment methods are commonly used to combat termites?

Q20. What chemicals or techniques are commonly used for termite control, and how safe and effective are those chemicals?

Q21. What should I do if I have termites in my home or if I think termites are damaging my home?