The Termite Guy FAQs

Use treated or sealed wood, maintain proper wood moisture levels, and inspect wood items before bringing them inside.

Some species can reinfest the same wood, while others only infest wood once. The ability to reinfest depends on the species and wood conditions.

Yes, adult beetles can fly to infest new wood sources. They're also spread through infested lumber, furniture, or wooden items.

Different species prefer different woods, but most attack hardwoods with high starch content. Some species specifically target softwoods or processed lumber.

House crickets are attracted to warmth, moisture, and light. They also seek out food sources including fabrics and organic materials.

House crickets can damage fabrics, paper, and other materials, particularly items soiled with food or perspiration. Their continuous chirping can be disruptive.

Look for small round exit holes in wood, fine powder (frass) near holes, and tunneling patterns beneath the wood surface. Adult beetles emerge leaving distinct holes.

House crickets enter homes seeking warmth, moisture, and food. They're particularly common indoors during temperature extremes or seasonal changes.

House crickets can bite but rarely do. They're not aggressive and prefer to avoid human contact.

House crickets thrive in warm environments between 80-90�F, which is why they often seek heated indoor spaces.