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Posted on March 26, 2013 with No Comments
Termites are known as “silent destroyers” because of their ability to chew through wood, flooring and even wallpaper undetected. Each year, termites cause more than $5 billion in property damage. Swarmers, looking to start a new colony, are typically the first sign of termite season as these winged-pests show up inside homes in early spring. To get rid of termites in the home, contact a termite management specialist to address the infestation.
Posted on October 9, 2012 with 1 Comment
Termites are small, white, tan, or black insects that can cause severe destruction to wooden structures. Termite inspections can help to detect termites early on. Termites become a problem when they consume structural lumber. Each year thousands of housing units in the United States require treatment for the control of termites. Termites may also damage utility poles and other wooden structures.
JP McHale Pest Management Inc. has preventative or curative plans to assist in early detection and termite inspections and also termite remediation. Stopping Eastern Subterranean Termites BEFORE they cause significant damage to your structure is the most cost effective means of control!
Posted on July 18, 2012 with No Comments
Purchasing a home is a serious investment, so homeowners should be sure to do as much as possible to maintain or even increase the value of their home. Over time many events can detract from the value of the structure, which is why it is important to counteract that with these seven suggestions. Each will help you to increase or maintain the value of your home in order to protect your significant investment:
1. Curb Appeal
Whether you are having your home valued for a new mortgage, selling it or just want it to look its best at all times, keep in mind that the first thing most people see is the front door and front yard. Although the interior of your home is very important, the exterior should also make a good impression. Spend some time creating an attractive entrance to the home that won’t take a lot of time to maintain. Consider a graveled area that looks tidy without needing extensive gardening skills to keep it looking great.
2. Repainting
A coat of paint on both on the interior and exterior of your home is one of the easiest way to give your home a fresh, well-maintained appearance for little investment. Several factors (such as climate and whether or not you have small children or pets) influence how often you will need to repaint your home’s interior walls, but as a general rule of thumb it should be done every five years. Painting the ceiling can also brighten up a room quickly and make it look more attractive. A home’s exterior generally needs to be repainted less often than the interior, perhaps every ten years or so. If you need to paint your home’s exterior, consider whether the primer also needs to be repainted.
3. Update, not Upgrade
Many appliances in the home, as well as things like toilets and heating systems, should be replaced at certain intervals. If you have an older home or plan to live in your current home for a decade or longer, updating appliances will be necessary at some point. However, not every new purchase needs to be an upgrade. When you replace older items, don’t feel pressured to purchase the most expensive model each and every time. Whenever possible, however, do try to choose energy efficient appliances that will reduce your energy bills each month and will be attractive to future potential buyers when you do put the house on the market.
4. Clean Regularly
Many homeowners save deep cleaning for the days leading up to a home inspection or even right before an open house. However, this can mean you are faced with a huge amount of work. Make things easier by cleaning regularly. Not only will a clean home have a higher value, but it will age better over time.
5. Protect Your Home From Termites
Termites are perhaps the worst enemy for a wooden structure. Many homeowners wait until the damage is already done by termites, preferring to deal with the problem instead of taking steps to prevent an infestation before it happens. Make life easier – and save time and money down the road – by working with a pest professional to have your home treated for termite prevention before there are any visible signs of termites on your home or property. This can help the home remain structurally sound and maintain its value for years to come.
6. Check Plumbing
One of the most common issues in an older home is the plumbing. Even high-end appliances and high quality plumbing work can cause in leaks and even floods after a certain number of years. To reduce the likelihood of plumbing issues and and help maintain the value of your home, be sure to check faucets, toilets, showers and pipes for leaks. Have a plumber look over your home’s plumbing to detect any issues that need to be corrected in order to avoid a potential disaster in the home.
7. Roof Replacement
Replacing the roof on your home can be a big investment, but one that is important to maintain the value of your home and prevent issues like leaks. Your roof’s lifespan depends on the material used. Expect certain roofs, such as an asphalt shingle roof, to last as few as 15 years. On the more durable end of the spectrum are metal and tile, which can last well over 50 years if properly maintained. In order to properly maintain the roof, be sure to check often for loose shingles and clogged gutters which can result in pooling water and eventual damage.
By keeping these seven important factors in mind, it is possible to maintain or increase the value of your home over several years rather than see its value decrease over time.
Source: Pestworld.org By Erik Braunitzer
Posted on April 30, 2012 with 1 Comment
Appearance
Swarmer: 3/8″ dark brown body, with wings. The wigs will appear transparent to milky white.
Habitat
Termites eat material that contains cellulose, such as wood, roots, plant debris, paper or cardboard. Termites can gain entrance into a structure through any part of the wood frame in contact with the ground, through openings in the foundation around pipes and conduits or through cracks in the foundation. Termites can enter through cracks that are no wider than 1/64 of an inch. Subterranean termites require moisture to survive. They will create mud tubes to obtain access to a structure that is above ground. These tubes are created from soil cemented with secretions and fecal material. The tubes are to protect the termites from exposure to sunlight or dry conditions. Termites are able to survive in a structure without contact to the ground if there is a sufficient moisture source.
How do they affect me?
Termites will eat wood, destroying it. Termites cause over 2 billion dollars in property damage every year. Infestations that are ignored will lead to serious home damage, and in extreme cases, home have had to be destroyed.
What should I do?
Small steps make a big difference. Start by eliminating food and moisture conditions around your home. These simple steps will deter termites, making your home a less attractive target. Termites can be prevented by our guardian program, ultimate protection plan, and monitored by our Home Pest Prevention program with the termite indicator system.
Posted on April 30, 2012 with No Comments
JP McHale Pest Management Offers Solution To Help Maintain Home Sales and Resolve Termite Issues Quickly
You’ve sealed the deal and your client is anxious to sign the paperwork. It’s a New York State realtor’s dream come true. Your home buyers absolutely love the house and are already trying to figure out where to put the furniture and hang the curtains. You even negotiated a fair price with a nice commission for yourself. But, then the home inspector reveals a nasty termite problem. Your client is horrified and you need to take immediate action to keep this deal alive.
Finding termites can be a deal-breaker. And, in this housing market when you get an interested buyer, you don’t want them to back out because of termites. What can you do to maintain your sale? It can be as easy as 1-2-3. Here are the three easy steps:
Gather all documentation regarding past contracts with pest management companies (even if you are not under a termite guarantee right now). Any documentation regarding pest management can be helpful.
Be honest about any previous termite issues. Show the buyer where the known activity was and how it was resolved. You can also explain how the problem originated and where the problem area may be. Remain positive and have a solution immediately available; one that can be easily implemented. Showing your buyers that the termite issue can be resolved quickly and easily is key.
Develop a relationship with a reputable pest management company in order to negotiate a discounted price and a quick solution. JP McHale Pest Management offers a special pricing package for realtors and home inspectors.
Professional estimates find that in the U.S approximately 4 million homes are attacked by termites annually costing over 5 billion dollars in property damage making termite damage more common than damage caused by fires or storms. The phenomenon of undetected termite damage adds yet another critical factor to the current housing market decline. Trends indicate that due to undetected termite activity, damage is often discovered only in the end stages of a home sale when sellers or buyers conduct their final inspection of the house.
J.P. McHale Pest Management termite services incorporate its new ‘Go Green’ program – a company commitment to using the most progressive environmentally-responsible pest management methods.
About J.P. McHale Pest Management
J.P. McHale, serving all of Westchester County and the Tri-State Area, focuses on the most progressive environmentally-responsible methods for preventing and controlling pest manifestations for over 40 years. The family-owned business is run by Jim McHale Jr., a Cornell entomologist with Douglas J. McHale, a plant pathologist, and Richard D. McHale, who holds a BA degree in Environmental Science. The company’s website, www.nopests.com, includes consumer tips, online pest identification center and the “no pests” blog.
Posted on March 13, 2012 with 2 Comments
Pest management agencies around New Jersey are already getting reports of swarming termites and an active stink bug population as well as other pests, in many cases a month earlier than usual. Mild conditions could also give a head start to disease-carrying insects, like ticks and mosquitoes.
Len Douglen, executive director of the New Jersey Pest Management Association, said he has already received reports of mosquitoes, which Richard Ostfeld, a disease ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., said can multiply rapidly and quickly become a problem.
While the breeding patterns of ticks are not affected by warm winters, the spring-like conditions have brought them out earlier than usual. Worse yet, a recent national study said New Jersey is loaded with Lyme disease-infected ticks, and Ostfeld predicts the Northeast could be in for one of the worst outbreaks of Lyme disease ever.
Posted on March 1, 2012 with No Comments
Termite season does not have a set beginning and end, as termites are active year round. The season when termites are most visible typically coincides roughly with the Major League Baseball season (March to November). While termites typically are not visible year round, they can damage your house any month of the year. Regardless of the season or the outside temperature, if you see signs of termite infestation, contact your pest control professional. A qualified termite specialist is trained to identify signs of a termite infestation, even when activity is not very visible.
What do termites look like? Swarmer: 3/8″ dark brown body, with wings. The wigs will appear transparent to milky white.
Habitat
Termites eat material that contains cellulose, such as wood, roots, plant debris, paper or cardboard. Termites can gain entrance into a structure through any part of the wood frame in contact with the ground, through openings in the foundation around pipes and conduits or through cracks in the foundation. Termites can enter through cracks that are no wider than 1/64 of an inch. Subterranean termites require moisture to survive. They will create mud tubes to obtain access to a structure that is above ground. These tubes are created from soil cemented with secretions and fecal material. The tubes are to protect the termites from exposure to sunlight or dry conditions. Termites are able to survive in a structure without contact to the ground if there is a sufficient moisture source.
Termites will eat wood, destroying it. Termites cause over 2 billion dollars in property damage every year. Infestations that are ignored will lead to serious home damage, and in extreme cases, home have had to be destroyed.
What should I do?
Small steps make a big difference. Start by eliminating food and moisture conditions around your home. These simple steps will deter termites, making your home a less attractive target. Termites can be prevented by our guardian program, ultimate protection plan, and monitored by our Home Pest Prevention program with the termite indicator system. Read more about termites on our blog.
Posted on January 30, 2012 with No Comments
Termites outweigh humans on earth and cause more than $2 billion in property damage each year. Termite damage is more common than storm, fire or earthquake damage, yet it’s rarely covered by homeowners insurance!
Solution: JP McHale Pest Management Inc. can employ preventative or curative initiatives and even assist you in early detection of these unwanted creatures! Stopping Eastern Subterranean Termites BEFORE they cause significant damage to your structure is the most cost effective means of control!
CALL TO ARRANGE AN IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS TO BE EXAMINED FOR THE PRESENCE OF WOOD DESTROYING ORGANISMS!
Posted on January 12, 2012 with No Comments
Before Demolition
After Demolition
Don’t let termites take over your residence like they did to Tiger Wood’s ex-wife, Elin Nordegren’s home. According to an article in People Magazine, Elin recently had her $12M mansion in North Palm Beach, Florida demolished reportedly because is did not meet hurricane safety codes and because it was infested with termites. JP McHale Pest Management Inc. has termite solutions:
Termite Problem:Termites outweigh humans on earth and cause more than $2 billion in property damage each year. Termite damage is more common than storm, fire or earthquake damage, yet it’s rarely covered by homeowners insurance!
Termite Solution: JP McHale Pest Management Inc. can employ preventative or curative initiatives and even assist you in early detection of these unwanted creatures! Stopping Eastern Subterranean Termites BEFORE they cause significant damage to your structure is the most cost effective means of control!
Posted on July 21, 2011 with No Comments
Are you planning to move into a new home? Contact JP McHale today! We offer a home inspection service that surveys the property for any wood destroying organisms, such as termites and carpenter ants that could be causing damage to the property you are interested in.
Wood destroying organisms can decrease the property value and you should be aware as the new owner!
If you’ve recently moved into a new home, you may not be aware of pest issues right away. Rodents, insects, spiders and many more could be lurking in your newly bought residence, and you may not enjoy their company!
Be sure to maintain your home year round with pest control services. It’s always better to purchase a service program before pests make their way into your yard and home. Our services can not only save you time and spare you of stress, but can save you money by preventing pest damage that can become quite costly.
JP McHale offers a year round pest control service called the Home Pest Prevention Program which covers a multitude of critters.
Be sure to contact us today if you are interested in any our pest control programs or inspections!
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