Yes, when you hear the term “drywood,” we are referring to the type of termites that live in wooden areas of a home or infrastructure, including exterior fascia, wood siding, wall voids, and attics. These types of termites can go undetected for longer periods of time.
Unlike drywood termites, subterranean termites live in the soil and can cause more damage and harm to your property, as there are more of them in a single colony. They protect themselves by building shelter tubes against weather conditions and other predators.