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Termite swarmers appearing inside the house — Long Beach, California
Finding winged termites (swarmers) indoors — often near windows, light fixtures, or in spider webs — means an active colony is living inside or directly beneath the structure and has matured enough to produce reproductives. Unlike flying ants, termite swarmers have straight antennae, equal-length wings, and a thick waist. A pest-control technician identifies the species, locates mud tubes and colony access points using moisture meters and thermal imaging, applies targeted liquid termiticide or installs a baiting system, and schedules follow-up inspections to confirm elimination.
Who to call
For this problem in Long Beach, call a: Ongediertebestrijder
Vind een Ongediertebestrijder in Long BeachSymptoms to look for
- Small winged insects swarming near windows or light sources inside the house
- Piles of discarded translucent wings on windowsills or near baseboards
- Pencil-thin mud tubes running along foundation walls or floor joists
- Soft or hollow-sounding wood when tapped with a screwdriver handle
- Tiny pinpoint holes in drywall with fine powdery dust beneath them
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