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South Florida’s warm, humid weather keeps termite pressure high year-round, so  termite control  in Palm Beach County has to address both subterranean (including Formosan/Asian) and drywood species. Subterranean termites nest in soil and move into structural lumber to feed, while drywood termites live inside the wood, and that difference shapes how to control termites in wood: soil/bait systems for subs, and targeted wood treatments or fumigation for drywood. Key Takeaways Id

Termites don’t rush; they hide. Most homeowners only notice them after the colony has been feeding for a while, which is why learning how to control termites early is so important.  South Florida’s warm, humid weather keeps termite pressure high all year, and that means both subterranean and drywood termites can be active at the same time. Add in more aggressive species showing up in coastal areas, and you’ve got a real   termite control  issue, not just a seasonal nuisance.