A story that Alabama homeowners tell all too often is of setting out to buy a home and signing a contract to buy the house contingent upon it successfully passing an inspection. They have an inspector come out to look for potential problems including termites, yet they claim that they don't see any evidence of them. The new homeowner finds out that their assessment was inaccurate and that termites have caused thousands of dollars in damage.
Was your new home built to prevent termites?
Did you recently build a new home in Alabama? Do you know if that home was built with termite prevention in mind? Existing homes can take preventative measures against termites, but the best termite prevention begins at the start.
What is the most destructive kind of termite in Alabama?
There are many kinds of termites that attack homes and other structures in various areas. One of the worst is the eastern subterranean termite. This termite is highly destructive to a variety of building timbers used to construct homes in the Alabama area.
