Blog - Dr Termites

Modern homeowners are increasingly seeking pest control methods that are not only effective but also safe for their families, pets, and the environment. Traditional treatments often involve chemicals that can linger in the air or soil, posing risks to health and local...

As more homeowners explore less invasive and environmentally conscious pest control methods, orange oil has emerged as a powerful tool, particularly for targeting drywood termites. Extracted from orange peels, this essential oil contains d-limonene, a naturally...

Termites are among the most destructive pests homeowners can encounter. What makes them particularly dangerous is that their activity is often hidden from view. These pests feed on wood from the inside out, slowly weakening a home’s structural integrity without...

Termites are often called “silent destroyers” for good reason. These small insects can quietly cause extensive damage to the structural integrity of your home, often going unnoticed until the repairs are significant and costly. But beyond the immediate physical...

Termites are among the most damaging pests homeowners can face, particularly in a region like Southern California, where the warm, mild climate creates ideal conditions for them to thrive. Effective termite prevention is critical, not just to protect the value of your...

Orange oil is widely known for targeting termite infestations, but have you ever wondered if alternative orange oil uses exist? After all, it’d be a shame if it’s only effective against one type of pest, albeit a very destructive one, right? The answer to this...

Pests don't visit just once. They come back. And when they do, you need someone you trust to handle the problem. Finding a reliable pest control provider matters as much as finding a good doctor or mechanic. The right professional keeps your home safe year after year....

House hunting is exciting. You find a place you love. The price seems right. But have you checked for termites yet?  Termites cause billions in property damage each year. They eat wood from the inside out. You often can't see them until they've done serious damage. A...