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Common signs of termite damage to a wall include: Small pin holes, where termites have eaten through the paper coating on drywall and/or wallpaper. Faint ‘lines’ on drywall. (As termites tunnel through the paperboard on drywall, you may be able to see a map of their tunnels from the outside of the wall.)Click to see full answer. Beside this, what do termite holes in drywall look like?The most common sign of termites in sheetrock would be exploratory mud tubes that sometimes come out of the sheetrock several inches, especially from sheetrock in ceilings. On walls the most common sign is small “pin holes” about 1/16th – 1/8th inch in diameter and capped with a small speck of dirt.Additionally, what do termites sound like in the walls? Common Sounds of Infestations The loudest sound termites can make is called head-banging. When disturbed or threatened, soldier termites create rattling noises by hitting their heads against the walls of tunnels. Worker termites also make clicking and rustling sounds with their mouths as they tunnel through wood. Beside this, do termites like drywall? Termites do more than damage sheetrock. They also eat into the wood baseboard at the bottom of the wall. Because they need moisture, they often eat sheetrock panels around plumbing pipes and fixtures. Structural damage occurs when they eat through load-bearing walls that support the upper floor or roof of the house.How do you know if termites are in your walls? Common signs of termite damage to a wall include: Small pin holes, where termites have eaten through the paper coating on drywall and/or wallpaper. Faint ‘lines’ on drywall. A hollow sound when you tap on the wall. Bubbling or peeling paint. Baseboards that crumble under slight pressure. Jammed doors or windows.

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