Termite Risk by Climate Zone

Region-specific guides to understand seasonal patterns, common species, and prevention strategies.

TL;DR: Termite risk varies by climate. Tropical zones: year-round threat. Subtropical: high seasonal risk. Temperate: spring/summer peaks. Arid: lower but present. — Pick your zone below, then prevention strategies. Prefer to talk? (833) 404-3632.

Termite species and activity patterns vary dramatically by climate. Understanding your region's specific conditions helps you recognize when to watch closely and when to schedule inspections. Choose your climate zone below.

Climate Zone Guides

Tropical

Year-round activity, high moisture, multiple species. Florida, Hawaii, Puerto Rico.

Subtropical

High seasonal risk, warm winters, humid summers. Gulf Coast, Southern California.

Warm Temperate

Spring/summer peaks, moderate winters. Mid-Atlantic, Upper South.

Cool Temperate

Seasonal activity, cold winters limit exposure. Northern US, Canada.

Arid & Semi-Arid

Lower risk but present, especially near moisture. Southwest, Great Plains.

Coastal & Maritime

High moisture, salt spray, unique species. Coastal regions nationwide.

Why Your Climate Zone Matters

Termite species, activity levels, and seasonal patterns differ significantly by climate. Knowing your zone helps you:

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