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All homeowners know the dangers of termite damage. There are many ways you can protect your home from these damaging pests, including seeking professional help from a termite control company. But, did you know there are simple things you might be doing on your property that are actually increasing your risk of a termite infestation? Changing a few little things could help you prevent an infestation that would cause thousands of dollars in damage.

Firewood and Woodpiles

It’s common for people to stack piles of firewood against their homes in the winter, but this can attract termites, drawing them closer to your home. From there, it’s easy for them to migrate to the wood of the housing structure which can cause a great deal of damage. To avoid a termite invasion, stack wood at least 20 feet away from your home and keep it at least five inches off the ground.

Improper Drainage

Leaves and twigs built up in clogged gutters can cause water to pool and make insulation vulnerable to termites. Cleaning the gutters is nobody’s favorite chore but it is a necessary part of termite prevention. Diverting water away from your house helps prevent termites that thrive in humid environments.

Mulch

Mulch is frequently used near the home and against the foundation. Although it’s aesthetically pleasing, mulch can serve as a source of food for termites and can also retain moisture which will attract pests. Keep mulch at least 15 inches away from the foundation and monitor it for any signs of termite activity especially below the surface.

Termites are destructive, causing more than $5 billion in property damage each year with nearly $1 billion of that in Florida alone. Russell Pest Solutions provides comprehensive termite control solutions to protect your home or office from these damaging pests. We have the most effective ways to treat a termite infestation. If you have signs of termites, call us today to schedule an inspection – (904) 868-7378.

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