Termites are called silent destroyers for a good reason. If you have ever seen a single termite, it's hard to fathom the amount of damage they can do. They are generally less than half an inch long but their strength comes in numbers. A household infestation can swell up to thousands of termites if left unchecked. If an infestation is spotted, immediately consult professionals to deal with the problem. Here are some ways in which you can assess the scale of your termite infestation. Hollow sounding wood Termite activity may be indicated by wood that is blistering and sounds hollow. If you gently tap on the wood and it sounds hollow and papery, termites may have eaten away at the inside. Damage to paint or wallpaper Termites eat, move around, and leave tunnels and pin-sized exit holes. This damages baseboards and laminated flooring. If you see bubbling paint, bb-sized spots, or unexplained damage, it is a sure indicator of termites beneath the woods. Jammed door...