What species of termite is the most difficult to exterminate? | | Subterranean termites | 15% | | Dampwood termites | 5% | | Drywood termites | 52% | | There is no signficant difference | 26% | | | | | Question: What species of termite is the most difficult to exterminate? Top Answer (52% of 19 votes): Drywood termites.
Answer: Drywood termites
Explanation: Drywood termites can cause significant damage without needing much moisture. Inspections are very important if you see swarmers around your home or the neighborhood. | | Infestaway Pest Control | Answer: Drywood termites
Explanation: they are the hardest to eliminate | | bed bug experts | Answer: Drywood termites
Explanation: Drywood Termites are unique to just a few tropical regions. In southern California we are home to the Western Drywood Termite or (Incisitermes minor family Kalotermitidae). These termites are the most difficult to control due to their prolific reproduction capabilities, reclusive nature, and the lack of a control and or management tools that can be easily and reliably applied at a reasonable cost that can guarantee 100% mortality and, prevent infestation as well as a re-infestation. | | Dewey | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Subterranean termites
Explanation: A bit more labor. | | Patrick's Pest Control | Answer: Drywood termites
Explanation: Total home tenting | | Texas trappers | Answer: Dampwood termites
Explanation: Rare, but difficult. | | Budget Termite Control | | | ProMatcher |
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