West Indian drywood termites
Drywood Termite Control in Sarasota
The University of Florida termite map records West Indian drywood termites across Sarasota, from the bayfront to neighborhoods east of U.S. 41, in collections dated 2016 through 2026. UF notes the species is most established in older buildings in the southern half of the state, and Sarasota still has houses from its 1920s boom. A colony stays inside the wood and betrays itself with tiny, hard, six-sided droppings that collect below pin-size openings. Winged adults leave mostly from April to June.








