Early Stages of Termite Damaged Drywall
Early signs of termite damage in drywall include small pinholes or cracks resembling ordinary wear and tear.
As termites establish colonies within the drywall, they create tunnels and galleries, resulting in a hollowed-out structure.
This damage may progress to produce a brittle texture or a hollow sound when tapped.
Additionally, other signs to watch out for include tiny holes, paint peeling off, sunken trails of mud tubes, and cracks, as well as termite wings on the baseboard.
In some cases, windows and doors may become difficult to close and open. It’s crucial to address these signs promptly to prevent further damage and protect your home.
