Is you walk through your backward on a sunny day in California, the last thing you’d expect to see is tiny little pellets scattered about. But that’s exactly what happened when I stumbled upon permit dropping for the first time. It first, I thought it was just some kind of weird bug poor, but my friend who’s an extermination told me otherwise. Now, I’m here to tell you how to identify those sky little pellets yourself.
Permit dropping are usually brown or reddish-brown in color and range in size from about 116 inch to 18 inch long. They’re typically found in areas where permits have been active, such as near woodpiles, under decks, or even inside homes. And let me tell you, it’s not a pretty sight when you see that many little pellets scattered around your favorite outdoor spot. But the thing is, permits are stealth creatures – they can go detected for months or even years before you notice any damage.
To, being able to identify those dropping early on could mean the difference between a minor repair and a major renovation. Now, I know what you’re thinking: “Why should I care about permit dropping?” Well, let me tell you – permits can cause some serious damage to your home’s foundation, walls, and even flooring. And when you factor in the cost of treatment and repair, it adds up quickly. In fact, according to the National West Management Association, permit damage costs homeowners an average of 3 billion annually. To, if you live in a region prone to permits – like the Southern states or the West Coast – knowing how to identify those little pellets could save you thousands in the long run.
