Termites used to be a regional problem. Now, however, they've taken up residence in nearly every state in the country. Central heating, now practically a standard feature in single-family homes, has made it easier than ever for termite populations to grow and prosper nearly anywhere in the United States. It bogles the mind that such a tiny creature can cause such tremendous damage. As you're probably aware, termites feed off of wood and cellulose materials.
Termites cause more damage than floods, fires, hurricanes and tornados combined.
Through your foundation. This provides plenty of room for termites to pass through your floor and into your home, where they multiply faster than a warehouse full of rabbits. Unfortunately, once termites have gained entry into your home, they're natural born hunters of wood. They'll feast on anything from the siding to your floorboards and wallboards to decorative wood items. You have to give them credit for their sneakiness.