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CONDUCIVE CONDITIONS

EW- Earthwood contact is where wooden portions of a structure touch soil or are embedded in concrete / flooring allowing undetectable termite access.

M - Excessive moisture within 3' of a structure provides water for termites and breaks down any termiticide treatment.

F- Foliage( trees, shrubs, etc. ) within 3' of a structure reduces visual access, provides food source and may breach any termitcide barrier via the root system.

J- Blind joints are areas where two concrete slabs meet and are blocked from visual access by wood or other material. This condition allows undetectable termite entry.

HT- Hollow tile walls allow undetectable termite access via void chambers.

S-  Stucco siding embedded in the soil or concrete allows undetectable termite access.

C- Concrete cracks in excess of 1/16" allow undetectable termite entry..

W- Wood debris or other cellulose containing material should not abut the structure.




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