The Termite Guy FAQs

Wood-boring beetle damage often isn't visible for 2-5 years after initial infestation, as larvae develop slowly inside the wood.

Argentine ant colonies can contain millions of workers and hundreds of queens, forming extensive supercolonies across urban areas.

Argentine ants don't sting and rarely bite. They're primarily nuisance pests that contaminate food and surfaces.

These ants enter through tiny cracks seeking food and water. They create distinct trails and can climb walls easily.

Argentine ants prefer sweet foods and honeydew from garden pests, but will also eat protein-rich foods and oils.

Fire ant nests can extend 1-5 feet deep, with tunnels spreading outward up to 25 feet from the mound.

Argentine ants form supercolonies with multiple queens and can rebuild quickly after treatment. They also cooperate between colonies instead of fighting.

Yes, fire ants are attracted to electrical fields and can nest in equipment, causing short circuits and damage to electrical systems.

A single queen can lay up to 1,500 eggs per day, and colonies can contain multiple queens. They spread through mating flights and colony budding.

Fire ants prefer sunny, open areas with available moisture. They're attracted to disturbed soil, irrigation, and electrical equipment.