Termite Damage

[Chuck Berndt]

I have been told most homeowners insurance doesn't cover termite irradication. What about any damage done by termites ?? Replacing of siding studs etc. ?? Is there a way to get the insurnace to cover those costs ??

thanx for any info ..

-Chuck

[charlie23]

I have been told most homeowners insurance doesn't cover termite pest control. What about any damage done by termites ?? Replacing of siding studs etc. ?? Is there a way to get the insurnace to cover those costs ??

thanx for any info ..

-Chuck

Hello Chuck Berndt,

You may have had your home properly treated for termites, but you must understand that the treatment products used can diminish over time. Also, if you have made additions or other changes to your home, an additional inspection and treatment may be necessary. If you are buying a new home, make sure it has been properly treated for termites. Many pest control companies guarantee their termite treatments by offering a warranty in which they are responsible for additional inspections and/or treatments at agreed intervals. These tiny creatures cost homeowners billions of dollars each year. Termites damage your home from the inside out and if left untreated, a colony can cause considerable damage to your home. Performing proper maintenance and regularly checking for visible signs of a termite infestation can help you eliminate possible damage and very costly repairs

[falk1936]

Termites might be minor, yet they can make tremendous harm your home should you encounter an invasion. ... Property holders protection doesn't regularly cover termite harm or expulsion. That is on the grounds that termite invasions can normally be counteracted through routine home support, which property holders are in charge of.
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[borgy1981]

Property holders protection doesn't regularly cover termite harm or expulsion. That is on the grounds that termite invasions can ordinarily be counteracted through routine home upkeep, which property holders are in charge of.

[GalebG4M]

Yeah, termites won't come if you regularily take care of your home, but let's say you're away for a month for this or that reason (work, family, a trip, whatever) and that you come back to see a bunch of these little pieces of crap gnawing away at your home, what is to be done then?