Bed bugs are one of the most frustrating pests to deal with. Not only do they infest your furniture and soft materials but they can also cause annoying rashes and skin conditions. While it is often thought that finding any bed bugs in your home means you must immediately fumigate it and throw out everything they touched, this is only the case for extreme infestations. Normal pest control services can easily handle smaller bed bug problems, which is why you should always be on the lookout for the telltale signs of bed bugs to stop them before they spread. Read More»
Subterranean termites are prevalent in many states and congregate in nests that aren’t within view. Some species may contain multiple living quarters that are connected by underground burrows. If a termite infestation has led to you needing to replace wooden materials that comprise your home’s exterior, use a termite control bait system to ward off additional termite infestations.
A Gel Or Capsule Pesticide
Termite control used to involve spraying affected surfaces, using invasive inspection techniques, and removing rotted wood, and replacing it with new materials. Read More»
For some reason, roaches are often seen as a kitchen pest. It is true that roaches love the kitchen because they can typically find food scraps and water there. However, if you clean up your kitchen, you may simply find that the roaches move — to your basement. If this has recently happened to you, here are some changes you can make to your basement for better roach control.
Put insecticides in your sump pump pit. Read More»
For many homeowners, the sight of a mouse sends them running to the store for traps, bait, and other do-it-yourself solutions. While mouse traps can be successful in some cases, they aren’t nearly as effective as you might think. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider calling a pest control company instead of trying to eliminate mice on your own:
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Though snakes are very necessary for the ecosystem to function correctly, finding them in your yard can be scary. Especially if you are snake phobic or have poisonous snakes, such as rattlesnakes, in your local area.
While most snakes are more scared of you than you are of them, there are many things you can do to encourage them to stay off of your property and well away from your family. Read More»
