Termites are probably the last insect that you want infesting your home, but the unfortunate truth is that termites are a reality that New Yorkers have to deal with. Understanding which types of termites are common in New York State and how they...

For many pests here in New York, fall and winter signify an end to their seemingly never-ending assault on humans. We will finally be able to enjoy the weather, knowing that no more hornets will be buzzing about in our yards, no more mosquitoes...

Termites are wood-eating, moisture-seeking, destructive pests that every homeowner needs to be aware of. Though termites are active year-round, they become even more of a threat to homeowners during the spring and summer seasons. Spring is...

Homeowners customarily enter into a rigorous freshening and cleaning activity during this time of year. This is affectionately and appropriately referred to as spring house cleaning. This thorough cleaning includes dusting of window ledges, sweeping...

Termite infestations can compromise the structural stability of a home, and cause thousands of dollars in damage, without anyone even knowing. It’s important to get a termite inspection done by a licensed pest professional every one to three years...

As temperatures continue to increase and the ground becomes warmer, termites will emerge to launch an attack on vulnerable homes across the country. To promote public vigilance against termites, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA)...

Whether carpenter ants or termites have invaded your home, one thing is for certain, they should be eliminated as quickly as possible. Although for two very different reasons. If given the chance, both of these insects will invade your home and...

The winter trifecta of snow, ice and wind may leave some homes damaged this spring and vulnerable to the most destructive pest – termites. Thomas Pest Services, a pest management company servicing the Albany, NY, Schenectady, NY, Clifton Park, NY,...

Carpenter ants and termites can be difficult to tell apart. But there are distinct differences between them, how they can damage your home and the amount of damage they can cause. We’re here to help answer your questions about how to distinguish...