I heard there was a ‘termite’ mesh that could be added to the exterior. I also know about not having water or plants with in a few feet of my home. I want to make sure my home is going to last for along time. I live in an area that has formosa termites. What are my options (least expensive to most expensive).
I’m planning on buying a house and at the inspection they found problems with drywood termites,fungus,dryrot and ground water seepage.Could those problems be resolved?
Anyone????
I am looking for any source of informations(website…) that show do it your self treatment for termites since I just found them in my home. Also can anyone have any tips or advice about them I would appreciate.
As Building Green TV host Kevin Contreras often says, if you’re going to build it, build it green. When he weighed the options, a steel post and beam frame for his straw bale dream home made the most sense. It’s half the weight of wood after all, and yet it has twice the strength. It is guaranteed to be straight, comes pre-cut and is made from 66% recycled materials – leaving our precious forests untouched. Termites and earthquakes beware! Watch this episode of Building Green for more on the latest in steel framing and other green building solutions for a greener, healthier, more energy efficient home. Top it all off with a green roof, and you are well on your way to helping save the planet.