Some common pests that can affect a Mission Revival house include:
1. Termites: These insects can cause significant damage to the wooden structures in a Mission Revival house, including beams, columns, and framing.
2. Carpenter ants: Similar to termites, carpenter ants can also damage wood by excavating galleries for nesting and tunneling.
3. Rodents: Mice and rats are common pests that can find their way into a Mission Revival house, causing damage by chewing through wires, insulation, and other household materials.
4. Wasps and bees: These stinging insects can build nests in the eaves, attic, or other openings of a Mission Revival house, posing a threat to its inhabitants.
5. Ants: Different species of ants can invade a Mission Revival house, looking for food or nesting sites, and can be quite persistent in their search.
6. Silverfish: These tiny, wingless insects can infest a Mission Revival house, particularly in damp areas, and can damage books, paper, and fabric.
7. Cockroaches: Cockroaches are a common household pest that can cause contamination and spread diseases in a Mission Revival house.
8. Squirrels: These critters can find their way into the attic of a Mission Revival house, causing damage by chewing on wires and insulation.
It is important to take proactive measures to prevent these pests from entering a Mission Revival house and to address any infestations promptly to minimize damage.
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