Pest Control
Augusta

At Ridd Pest Control, we take your pest concerns seriously. Should you discover pests encroaching upon your yard or home, rely on our experts for prompt and efficient service. By using the highest-quality products, our team is adept at resolving any pest issue, regardless of its severity. Whether you seek preventive measures or assistance with an existing infestation, we're here to provide comprehensive solutions tailored to your needs.

1. Quality products: Our team is passionate about taking care of your home and family, which is why we always use the most reliable pest control products out there. Our products are proven to eliminate your every pest problem.

2. Eco-friendly processes: Our methods and products have undergone extensive testing to ensure they are safe for your home, family, and pets.

3. A 100% satisfaction guarantee: We are so confident in our ability to deliver top-quality service that we back all of our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you ever experience issues in between your regularly scheduled appointments, you can count on us to take care of them right away.

1. Mud Tubes: Subterranean termites often build mud tubes along foundation walls, concrete supports, or wooden structures as sheltered pathways.

2. Wood Damage: Look for hollowed or damaged wood, particularly in areas prone to moisture such as basements, attics, and crawl spaces. Termites consume wood from the inside out, leaving a thin veneer of wood or paint on the surface.

3. Discarded Wings: Swarmers, or reproductive termites, shed their wings after mating. Finding discarded wings near windowsills, doors, or light fixtures may indicate the presence of a termite colony.

4. Frass: Drywood termites push out fecal pellets, known as frass, from their tunnels. Accumulations of small, wood-colored pellets around infested areas may indicate termite activity.

5. Sagging Floors or Ceilings: Severe termite damage can compromise the structural integrity of wooden floors, ceilings, or support beams, leading to noticeable sagging or buckling.

6. Cracked or Bubbling Paint: Termites may cause paint to crack or bubble as they tunnel through walls or wooden surfaces underneath.

7. Clicking Sounds: Soldier termites may bang their heads against wood or shake their bodies to communicate, producing faint clicking sounds that are sometimes audible near infested areas.

8. Tight-Fitting Doors or Windows: Swarming termites may enter your home through small cracks or openings, causing doors or windows to suddenly become difficult to open or close.

9. Hollow Sound: Tap on wooden surfaces suspected of termite activity. If the wood sounds hollow, it may indicate termite damage within.

10. Piles of Wings: After a termite swarm, you may find piles of discarded wings near windows, doors, or other entry points.