Termites cause billions in damage annually, with Subterranean termites being considered by the USDA as the “most destructive and economically important pest.” Homeowners may believe they don’t have to worry about Subterranean or Formosan termites because their home is new, or a prior treatment is still working; truth is, new homes are just as vulnerable, and Subterranean termites can enter through unprotected foundation cracks, plumbing, ground-to-wood contact, or even build mud tubes across stucco and block to re-infest a home.

The Joker Marchant Stadium Complex in Lakeland, Florida is always a hotbed of baseball activity. Home to the Lakeland Flying Tigers minor league team, the complex stays busy throughout most of the year. However, every winter and early spring, the parent organization, Detroit Tigers come to town for spring training. With a major league ball team moving in annually, it brings big spring crowds which is one of the reasons the complex decided to use EMPIRE® Zoysia for the grass throughout the compound. EMPIRE is a proven variety that has been in Florida for two decades.

Cookie cutter is a good thing if you’re baking desserts. It’s not necessarily a good thing if you’re choosing brick pavers for your driveway or outdoor space. That’s why Shoreline Stone Manufacturing has created an endless array of stylish and elegant pavers in custom color blends to add a beautiful and unique touch to your home.

You are preparing hors d’oeuvres for the poolside party you’ve planned for later that evening, when your kids run inside complaining that the mosquitoes and

Out of the stacks of lauds and awards that have been given to MY Shower Door (MSD) over the years since its inception in 2003, Bill Daubmann, co-owner of the company, is most excited and proud of two of the most recent: His son, Keith, Vice President of MY Shower Door, was appointed spokesman of the Glass Industry’s trade show, Glassbuild 2021 by Glazier Nation, which is the world’s largest glazing network. The second honor they received was that both Bill and Keith were asked to be on the National Glass Association’s Standards Board.