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HiTech Termite Control use today’s most advanced technologies to control and eliminate termite problems.

Think termites travel only through the ground? They can also use tree roots and landscaping as part of their underground highway. Research has shown that subterranean termites often build extensive tunnel networks around tree roots because roots help retain moisture and protect them from heat and predators. If mature trees or large shrubs are planted too close to a home, these underground tunnels can extend toward the foundation without any visible signs above ground. This doesn't mean you should remove healthy trees. It simply means trees near your home should be regularly inspected, especially if they're showing signs of decay or have exposed roots. The closer termites establish themselves outdoors, the shorter the journey to your home.

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“In the winter of 2024, I noticed a swarm of termites coming out of my house. After contacting Hi Tech, they responded quickly and sent out Jaden, who treated my home for subterranean termites. The process went smoothly, and I was satisfied with the service at the time. About 11 months later, I unfortunately noticed another swarm in the same area. I contacted Hi Tech again and, to be honest, I was a little frustrated that the earliest available appointment was over a month away. However, when the day finally came, they sent Zach out to perform the treatment, and he completely changed my outlook on the situation. Zach was outstanding. He took his time, was thorough, professional, and never seemed rushed. He explained what he was doing, answered my questions, and clearly knew his stuff. On top of that, he was just a genuinely chill and pleasant guy to work with. It's rare to find technicians who combine knowledge, professionalism, and customer service as well as he does. In my opinion, Zach deserves a raise or a promotion.” - Steven L.

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MYTH: Pressure-Treated Wood Prevents All Termite Damage FACT: Pressure-treated wood only slows termite feeding in certain areas. It does not make a property termite-proof. Here’s what homeowners miss. Even when termites avoid treated wood directly, they often travel around it and attack untreated nearby materials, including drywall backing, roof framing, insulation boards, cabinetry, or adjacent wooden structures. As chemical preservatives weaken over time, older treated wood may lose effectiveness altogether. Termites don’t stop because one material becomes difficult. They simply find another route.

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Tips to protect your eaves from termites ✅ Seal cracks and gaps – Prevent termites from entering through small openings. ✅ Keep eaves dry – Fix leaks and ensure proper drainage to avoid moisture buildup. ✅Use termite-resistant materials – Opt for treated wood or metal for eaves and fascia. ✅ Apply termite repellent coatings – Use borate treatments for extra protection. ✅ Schedule regular inspections – Catch early signs of infestation before damage spreads. For top-notch Termite Control, visit https://www.hitechtermite.com/

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