After The Pests Are Gone, What’s Next?
Unfortunately, pest control is often not a one-and-done process. Rather, long-term control – specifically, exclusion and abatement –are growing in popularity. Homeowners don’t want to see the squirrels, bats or raccoons return, and frequently, it takes more than adjusting lifestyle habits to keep them out. After the extermination services are complete, how does permanent control…
How Should Your Business Deal with a Pest Infestation?
For a business, pest infestations cost you time and money and may ruin your reputation – or close you down permanently. For companies of all sizes and types, rats, mice, cockroaches and ants may surface at some point. The key to keeping your doors open comes down to how you handle the issue. What can…
Why You Need Pest Control During the Winter
Everyone knows bugs die off during the winter, and many furry pests hibernate through the cold months. Because of this, it’s easy to ask why you should continue pest control visits during this part of the year. Here are a couple of pest issues to consider when heading into the winter months. It’s always spring…
6 Gardening Tips for Pest Control
Oh, how we love our gardens. How many other things in this life can nurture us, body and soul, quite like a lovingly tended garden? But there’s no lack of pesky pests who love our gardens too. Even a novice gardener knows that keeping the hungry critters away from your precious produce or flowers is…
Bed Bugs Identified
What are bed bugs? What do bed bugs look like? How do you know if you’ve spotted one? Bed bugs are small, oval non-flying insects that belong to the insect family Cimicidae, which includes three species that bite people. Adult bed bugs reach 5 mm-7 mm in length, while nymphs (juveniles) are as small as…
