1. Discarded wings: 

Termites shed their wings as they swarm and mate. If you notice piles of discarded wings around your home or business, it could be a sign of a termite infestation.

2. Mud tubes: 

Termites build mud tubes to travel from their nest to their food source. These tubes can be found along walls, foundations, and other areas where termites are active.

3. Wood damage: 

Termites eat wood from the inside out, which can make it difficult to detect until significant damage has occurred. If you notice soft or hollow-sounding wood, or if you tap on wood and it sounds hollow, it could be a sign of termite damage.

4. Blistered or peeling paint: 

Termites produce moisture as they eat through wood, which can cause paint to blister or peel.

5. Tight-fitting doors or windows: 

As termites eat through wood, it can cause doors and windows to become misaligned or difficult to open and close.

6. Clicking sounds: 

In some cases, you may be able to hear termites clicking their mandibles as they eat through wood.