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Expert Team

TermiteHQ Editorial Standards

Our Termite Expert Panel & Editorial Team

TermiteHQ publishes termite education for homeowners, buyers, sellers, property managers, and commercial operators. The team structure below explains who owns editorial standards, when expert review is used, and how termite inspection, treatment, prevention, species, damage, cost, warranty, and local-risk content is routed before publication.

Source-backedClaims should be supported by credible public references, professional context, or clearly marked expert review.
Review-gatedHigher-risk termite topics are routed through editorial approval and, when needed, expert review.
Reader-firstContent must help readers understand risk, options, limits, and when to call a qualified local professional.

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Editorial Leadership

Editorial leadership sets the publishing standards, source expectations, review workflow, and final approval process for TermiteHQ. This layer keeps the site consistent, transparent, and accountable as the content library grows.

Fernando Filipe

Editorial Leadership

Fernando Filipe

Founder & Chief Editor, TermiteHQ

Editorial ownership, source quality, publishing standards, reader usefulness, and final content approval.

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Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel

The expert panel supports review-gated content where professional context matters: active infestations, termite treatment options, fumigation education, inspection reports, structural damage signals, warranties, commercial properties, and local termite-risk interpretation.

Travis Gates

Expert Panel

Travis Gates

Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel, TermiteHQ

Technical review for termite biology, inspection signals, treatment context, and professional-practice alignment.

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Rick Feliciano

Expert Panel

Rick Feliciano

Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel, TermiteHQ

Review support for inspection education, homeowner risk context, and termite prevention guidance.

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David Gray

Expert Panel

David Gray

Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel, TermiteHQ

Review support for treatment comparison, inspection workflow, and termite risk interpretation.

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Robert Trawick

Expert Panel

Robert Trawick

Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel, TermiteHQ

Review support for termite damage, inspection report interpretation, and professional decision routing.

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Jeff Wade

Expert Panel

Jeff Wade

Termite & Pest-Control Expert Panel, TermiteHQ

Review support for termite treatment education, prevention planning, and practical homeowner guidance.

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How Expert Review Works

1. Editorial briefTermiteHQ defines the reader question, category, risk level, and required sources before drafting.

2. Source-aware draftingContent explains what readers can observe safely, what remains uncertain, and what requires professional inspection or treatment.

3. Expert routingHigh-risk content is routed to the relevant expert scope for technical caution, practical accuracy, and professional decision boundaries.

4. Quality GateBefore publishing, AuraMSC checks review status, unsupported claims, disclaimers, internal links, metadata, and schema ownership.

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Review Routing by Topic

Content type Typical reviewer route Why review matters
Inspection signs and reports Robert Trawick / Travis Gates Report language, evidence clues, and real-estate context can affect expensive decisions.
Treatment options and fumigation education Travis Gates / David Gray / Jeff Wade Treatment choice depends on inspection findings, species, access, labels, local rules, and professional judgment.
Prevention and homeowner risk reduction Rick Feliciano / Jeff Wade Prevention should be practical, observable, and free of false guarantees.
Damage, cost, warranties, and repair planning Robert Trawick / Jeff Wade Cost and damage claims need careful limits because property conditions vary widely.
Editorial policies and trust pages Fernando Filipe Trust assets need consistent standards, source transparency, and final editorial accountability.

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Read the Editorial Standards

Editorial Policy
Expert Review Policy
Source Methodology
Corrections Policy

Important limitation: Expert review strengthens educational content, but it does not create a property-specific inspection, treatment plan, pesticide instruction, structural assessment, legal conclusion, or real-estate compliance clearance. For active termite concerns, contact a qualified local professional.