Drywood Termites do not require soil to maintain their colony. They can nest anywhere within your structure and go undetected for years before you notice any signs. What are some of the signs to look for? You may notice frass or small cylindrical pellets around window casings, door jams or exterior wood framing. Damage is an obvious sign of termite infestations. The wood looks like it has been bored into and chewed through. In some cases, you may actually see swarms of termites. They are larger than an ant and red in color. There are many quality treatment methods available for controlling Drywood Termites. The first and most important step in termite control is identification. A thorough inspection of your property should be made in order to determine which method best suits your needs.The product of choice for the local treatment of drywood termites is CYTOC, INVADER HPX, OR TIM-BOR.