New Classification System for Termites Developed

How Does Safe Guard Pest Control Implement This Scientific News?

1. Enhanced Inspection Concepts

Our technicians have been trained to integrate the new classification system in the termite inspection. We are now better equipped to distinguish between and within the three families of termites: subterranean, drywood, and dampwood.

2. Customized Treatment Protocols

Once we know exactly what species of termite we are treating, we draw up a custom treatment protocol based on the habits of that species and its nesting behavior.

3. Education of Property Owners

We do not keep our knowledge to ourselves; we actively involve our clients. Understanding the type of termite infestation helps you stay informed and proactive.

4. High-Tech Monitoring Systems

We have introduced species-specific baiting and monitoring systems to ensure time efficacy and improved control results.

Why Accurate Termite Identification Is a Game Changer for Your Home

Termites might all look similar to the untrained eye, but each species behaves differently—and that’s exactly why precise identification is so critical. Some termites prefer dry wood, others thrive underground, and a few even adapt to damp, decaying environments. If you misidentify the species, you risk using the wrong approach, wasting money, and leaving your home vulnerable to continued damage.

That’s where the new classification system becomes so important. By improving how we categorize termites, pest professionals like us can be far more effective in targeting and eliminating the real source of the problem.

Safe Guard Pest Control’s Science-Backed Approach

At Safe Guard Pest Control, science has always been the backbone of how we operate. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all pest solutions. We believe in smart, species-specific strategies that work the first time.

We’ve built our reputation on:

• Fast, accurate termite identification

• Transparent communication with homeowners

• Sustainable pest control methods

• Ongoing education and training for our team

With the rollout of this new classification system, we’ve sharpened our tools even further, bringing you a level of accuracy and care that sets us apart.

What Homeowners Should Do Next

If you’re concerned about termites—or haven’t had an inspection in the last year—now is the time to act. The new science is available, and we’ve already put it into practice. Take advantage of the most advanced termite inspection and treatment strategies available by scheduling a consultation with our team.

Don’t wait for signs of damage. Be proactive, stay informed, and let Safe Guard Pest Control keep your home protected with precision-based termite solutions rooted in the latest science.

Visit doortodoorpestcontrol.com to book your inspection today.

Final Thoughts

The updated termite classification system may sound like a win for academics, but it’s also a huge leap forward for every homeowner looking to protect their most valuable investment. With termite threats becoming more complex, you need a team that understands the nuances—and that’s what we do best at Safe Guard Pest Control.