Arizona sits squarely amid the Termite Belt—the band of southern states where termites are most prevalent—and the damage they cause costs homeowners billions of dollars every year. In Vail, they’re most active in late summer and fall due to the summer monsoons which create the ideal warm, moist weather conditions for them to thrive. Searching for...
It’s termite season in the Vail area, and if you suspect that subterranean termites have moved into your home, the steps to take during the early stages of an infestation are vital. Learning to spot the red flags is step one. Spotting the Red FlagsTermites could remain undetected in your home for months, or even years, if you don’t know how...
In Southern Arizona, discovering termite activity at your home or business is bound to happen sooner or later and Vail is no exception. Once you notice signs of termites – like mud tunnels on your foundation – and have it confirmed by a licensed pest control professional, what can you expect to happen next? Understanding Termite BehaviorAs their...
July 2021 saw record rainfall throughout southern Arizona. In Vail, one of Pima County’s reporting stations near Cienega High School tallied 6.57 inches of rain in July. In contrast, this station has reported an average of 3.69 inches in July since 2000! The rain is a much-needed resource for our parched desert, but it also means that subterranean...
