
Termites Under the Deck of an Apache Junction Manufactured Home
A 1987 manufactured home with a great workshop garage, and termite tubes everywhere under the carpeted front deck.
Written recaps of real Arizona home inspections, each with the full video from the @homeinspectordan YouTube channel.

A 1987 manufactured home with a great workshop garage, and termite tubes everywhere under the carpeted front deck.

Brown water, a wet crawl space and a patio cover eaten by termites. How moisture set up a termite infestation in this Sun City home.

Termite tubes around the front door, a leak behind a toilet and no CO detectors in a gas home. What this El Mirage inspection turned up.

A fun party garage with a vaulted ceiling, no permits and termites in the beam over the door. Here is what else this 1966 Phoenix home was hiding.

Termite damage in the middle of an attic, and no tubes outside. Here is what brought them in, and the clues inside the house that pointed to termites.

Weep screeds let moisture escape from stucco walls. When they’re buried or sealed over, they trap water and invite mold and termites. How to spot one.

Colten from Firehouse Pest Control explains drill-and-fill, trenching and foam treatments on a termite-damaged Tempe flip, and what conditions invite termites.

What started as a sewer scan in Tempe turned into a full termite investigation, with active tubes in the walls and damaged trusses in the attic.

After seven years in our home, we pulled up the bedroom wood floor and found old termite damage. Here’s what it looked like and how to prevent it.

Mud tubes, hollow wood and hidden moisture. Here’s what a termite inspector looks for in Arizona homes, and where termites like to hide.