WoodHunger By John Garner

Why Seal Wood? Picture this: on a rainy afternoon, you notice tiny droplets pooling on the surface of your wooden deck. A year later, those same boards are warped, cracked, and riddled with...

It always starts the same way: a casual glance at your porch, shed, or baseboard—and there they are. A line of ants crawling with purpose, disappearing into a gap in the wood. Maybe you find a soft...

Late one autumn evening, you notice tiny ants marching in a neat line across your windowsill, carrying what looks like sawdust. At first, you think it’s just a minor annoyance—until you realize...

A Creak in the Floorboards—and a Clue It starts with a subtle unease. Maybe it’s a strange, powdery dust collecting beneath your antique bookshelf. Or tiny, barely visible specs moving across...

Meet the Mites It started with a few strange specks crawling on the edge of your wooden shelf. You brushed them away—maybe dust, maybe nothing. But the next day, they were back. Tiny white dots,...

If you've noticed chewed corners on wooden furniture, baseboards, or shed walls, you might be wondering if rats are actually eating the wood. It’s a common concern for homeowners dealing with...