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(ARA) - Some occurrences are beyond a homeowner’s control, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and floods. Combined, these natural disasters cause billions of dollars of property damage in the United States each year. Hurricane activity alone cost Americans more than $66 billion throughout the 1990s, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association. From 1950 to 1999, tornadoes caused an average of $1.1 billion per year, according to a 2001 report from the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Homeowners’ insurance can help to cover the cost of damages from many disasters. But what about the damage these policies will not cover?
Largely out of sight but potentially just as devastating, termites cause billions of dollars in property damage in the United States annually. More than two-thirds of the country is at serious termite risk and, unfortunately, termite damage is not covered by homeowners’ insurance. This is why having superior termite protection for your home is crucial.
There are many termite treatments on the market, but the best method is to have it built right into your home. If you’re considering building a new home, installing premium termite protection could prevent costly damage in the future.
Impasse Termite Blocker is a revolutionary pre-construction termite solution that is highly effective. It works by “locking in” termiticide between durable polymer layers and targeting some of a home’s most common termite entry points, such as utility penetrations and bath traps, providing long-term protection. The product is available for new home construction and is installed before the concrete is poured, so that unsurpassed protection is literally built right into the foundation. It is backed by a five-year re-treat and damage repair warranty.
Your home is your most valuable investment and deserves premium protection. There’s homeowners’ insurance for those natural disasters you can’t control, and Impasse Termite Blocker for the damage you can. Protect your new home from costly termite damage before it’s built.
For more information, visit www.impasse.com.
Courtesy of ARA Content
