Think You Found Termites? Start With What You Know.
If you found something that makes you think “termites,” you do not need to solve it yourself before you call.
Start with a clear account of what you observed.
A calm, practical response
Note what you found, keep any useful photos, and tell JD where the property is. That is enough to start.
Note What You Found
Describe what you can actually see without trying to name it.
Note Where You Found It
The room, structural area, foundation, crawlspace, or other property location gives JD useful context.
Keep Useful Photos
Save a wider photo and a close-up if you already took them.
Share the Property Location
The city or property location helps JD plan travel and scheduling.
What happens after contact
JD Reviews the Details
He starts with your description, property location, and any photos you have.
You Talk Through the Concern
JD follows up and asks whatever additional questions he needs.
Inspection If Needed
If the concern calls for a termite inspection, he will explain that next step.
What to Do Next: Common Questions
Tell JD What You Found
Share where the property is, what you observed, and where you observed it. JD can take it from there.