How Do Termites Spread in Long Island?
Here in Long Island, termites primarily spread in one of two ways; either they travel through underground mud tubes, or they form new colonies with swarming reproductives.
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Here in Long Island, termites primarily spread in one of two ways; either they travel through underground mud tubes, or they form new colonies with swarming reproductives.
Most people donโt realize that they have termites until the pests have spread throughout their home because of how rarely these pests leave their colonies.
Termites go through several stages from the time they hatch to the time they die.
Here in Long Island, โtermite seasonโ typically falls between late March and June.
However, the sooner you can spot an infestation, the sooner you can get treatment and prevent the colony from causing even more destruction.
You may see them in the spring or summer when they emerge from the colony to reproduce and establish new colonies.
Many people donโt realize when they come across a termite because of how similar these pests look to ants.
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