What Does Termite Poop Look Like?
Often called frass, these tiny pellets can resemble small piles of sawdust, making them easy to overlook.
Learn how to tell when you’re dealing with termites.
Often called frass, these tiny pellets can resemble small piles of sawdust, making them easy to overlook.
As a colony grows and matures, the number of termites increases, allowing the infestation to spread further. Termites can also expand their reach during spring and summer when swarmers leave established colonies to create new ones.
Depending on the species, termites may live in soil, inside wooden structures, or in other cellulose-based materials.
Termites are more visible in spring but remain active year-round.
Knowing what to look for can help catch termite activity before it becomes a larger problem.
Termites are small insects often confused for flying ants. There are different types of termite species, meaning they vary in appearance as well.
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