Do Termites Fly? What To Know About Winged Termites?

Flying or swarming termites may be a sign that there is an established colony in or near your home. Learn more about winged termites.
Subterranean termites, which are the most common type of termite in the United States, are notorious for their underground activities. While the image of a termites tunneling through mud tubes, dry wood, or underground is usually what first springs to mind, you may not be aware of flying termites. This phenomenon is actually quite common.

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