Tromler Construction - A Sacramento General Contractor: It Looks Like You Have Had Termites

It Looks Like You Have Had Termites

 

It Looks Like You Have Had Termites

 

 

The signs of termites were clear. The droppings, tunneled wood studs were classic indications of a termite infestation. The good news?... They were not active at this time. It is not clear why the activity stopped but it did. So what do you do now?

 

Contact a contractor with experience in termite damage repair in Sacramento.

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Comment balloon 11 comments • Tom Arstingstall, General Contractor, Dry Rot, Water Damage Sacramento, El Dorado County - (916) 765-5366 • January 10 2016 08:04AM

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If a guy like Tom Arstingstall, General Contractor, Dry Rot, Water Damage Sacramento, El Dorado County - (916) 765-5366 says you got termites..you got em

Posted by Richie Alan Naggar, agent & author (people first...then business Ran Right Realty ) about 3 years ago

This is by far the worst looking picture I have seen in recent years. I have seen racoon stare at me and I was crawling away as fast as I can.  Do you want me to share the experience with skunk?

Posted by Sam Shueh, mba, cdpe, reopro, pe ( (408) 425-1601) about 3 years ago

Tom, looks that they do have some issues to take care of. Good to know they will have someone to take care of them.

Posted by Ted Glover, ABR in Moultrie, Georgia 229-854-5422 (Alderman Classic Realty, LLC) about 3 years ago

Good morning Tom,,before I had my home painted I went throught almost $10,000 in termite repairs...ugh...

Posted by Ronald DiLalla, No. Orange Cty Real Estate (Century 21 Discovery DRE 01813824) about 3 years ago

Replace it! Are you sure it wasn't beavers? 

Posted by Fred Hernden, CMI, Albuquerque area Master Inspector (Superior Home Inspections - Greater Albuquerque Area) about 3 years ago

The real proof was the lick test.  How did it taste?

I think Fred has it.  Or maybe insulation-eating tigers.

Either way.

Posted by Jay Markanich, Home Inspector - servicing all Northern Virginia (Jay Markanich Real Estate Inspections, LLC) about 3 years ago

This is fantastic information. Thank you for sharing and best of luck!

Posted by Jeremy K. Frost, Associate Broker, CNE, CRS, ePro, PSA (Keller Williams Realty) about 3 years ago

Tom - the good news it that they are gone.  They did make one hell of a mess.

Posted by Grant Schneider, Your Coach Helping You Create Successful Outcomes (Performance Development Strategies) about 3 years ago

What DO you do? Go hunting for them, or just fix their damage? 

And... what is the difference between termites and carpenter ants? My family's cabin at the lake had carpenter ants that turned 2' glu-lam beams into honeycombs. You could reach up and pull out a handful of beam. But everyone says we don't have termites in N. Idaho. 

Posted by Marte Cliff, Your real estate writer (Marte Cliff Copywriting) about 3 years ago

It costs me a lot when "they were here" happened at my office and there was zero actual damage or repair.  Just new treatment

Posted by Tammy Lankford,, Broker GA Lake Sinclair/Eatonton/Milledgeville (Lane Realty Eatonton, GA Lake Sinclair, Milledgeville, 706-485-9668) about 3 years ago

Good morning Tom.  Replace and get an expert in to access the damage and certify there are no more.  Third thing get a policy on the place.

Posted by James Dray, Exceptional Agents, Outstanding Results (Fathom Realty AR LLC) about 3 years ago

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