A pest infestation in a commercial space can disrupt a business’ daily activities. The establishment may lose business if customers know about the pest infiltration.
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Getting through a flea season with your pets unscathed can be a real challenge. Fleas will find their way onto your pets' skin, the living room carpet, and even household linens during those hot summer days.
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Pests are never a pleasant sight to see in your home. Besides the health risks they carry, they can also seriously damage home furniture, including different fabrics.
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As temperatures start to cool off, it is easy to want to begin tackling all of your holiday to-do lists. Typical tasks include prepping for family dinners, sending out holiday cards, and checking out the great sales coming up this month.
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Most people have heard of moths eating wool clothing. Yet, no one seems fully prepared when they find something eating their carpets and bedding, too.
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Bed bugs probably sound like a faraway nightmare to most. Yet, little do many American homeowners know that nearly one in five households are affected by bed bug infestations each year.
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As we head into the winter months, rodents seek shelter indoors, and homes are an excellent place for them. It may only take a few days for you to notice an infestation in many situations. Rodents reproduce quickly.
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One of the merriest memories of Christmastime is a beautifully-decorated pine tree. But, for those opting for a freshly cut tree, ensure you aren't inviting unwanted visitors into your home.
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Many homeowners believe that the onset of winter will bring an end to their pest woes. They associate pesky pests with the spring and summer and think that the house does not require pest control in the cold weather.
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Ants are social creatures that work together and live in a colony, which means if you see one ant roaming around your house, there are more out there.
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Some facts about roaches, because understanding them will help a homeowner control them.
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Wolf spiders get their name after the method of hunting they use to hunt down their prey in groups, like a wolf. Unlike other spider species, they don’t hunt with webs.
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These flat elongated bugs measure about half an inch to one inch long and are considered to be one of the oldest insects in the world.
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Rodents are destructive and carry diseases.
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When bees take up residence around your home, it can be a disconcerting experience.
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Termites are very treatable.
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