u/BurritoNipples

Previous owners had subterranean termites and it seemed like the termites were coming from the basement slab.

I don't think they were aware how bad it really was though.

When I bought the house and I ripped up the carpet termites were coming up from old drill holes from the 80s/90s. I had a professional come and he sprayed and then did termidor foam in the wall cavity and then down the old drill holes.

I did a chemical barrier treatment around the house should that take care of termites coming back from under the slab?

It's been 10 months and I haven't seen any activity since.

I have yet to demo the rest of the basement but I keep coming across newer older damage that both myself, the inspector and the termite inspector missed. Basement is finished.

Yeah I don't want to buy new sensors to put in the same rooms. How can I map them to ecobee thermostat specifically for air conditioning. Thanks.

If not is there a workaround?

It's around 85 to 90° today, and about 60% humidity outside.

When I ran the central air the indoor temperature was around 78°, it's been about 3 hours and now it's about 72 to 73° in the entire house.

The humidity in the house when I started was around 58% and it's either stayed the same in some rooms or dropped only about 2 to 3%.

This is a 2600 ft² colonial home and have a 3 ton unit, the air handler is in the attic. The attic right now is about 120°.

All windows are completely shut. I'm not sure if this is normal, I'm a new homeowner and I didn't run the air conditioner last year.

This just came across my insta. Now I moved out of the area like 2 years ago and koliba was always legit. But I saw Astoria changing to the more modern side of things.

It would break my heart of koliba went away.

Show them some love. I try to come back every so often and hit all my favorite spots.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYfiuGJKsLR/?igsh=Mnd2MTE2YmxnMnR5