Termites do not have a specific season of presence. These common pests typically are most active during the warmer months but are active all year long, especially in warmer climates. Because of this, termites in Florida are active for nearly the entirety of the year. Though there are various subspecies, the three most common species in Florida are drywood termites, dampwood termites and subterranean termites. All three of these varieties are notoriously destructive to your home and property.
Differences in Activity
Not surprisingly, the different species of termites differ in their activity levels. This characteristic can help you more easily identify which termite is invading your home:
Drywood termites live in what the name suggests, dry wood. Common locations of this variety are window seals, attics and other areas where there is brittle wood as a food source. The species is active all year, mainly because they are usually found in...
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