3 Things You Can Do to Stop Pests from Moving inside for the Winter

While it is true that the majority of pests are most active during the spring and summer months, a few can still be a problem during winter weather. These troublemakers are well known for their ability to sneak into homes and garages, where they can find hiding places, food, and moisture to help them survive the winter.  Some of the pests that most often attempt to infiltrate homes during the winter include small rodents like squirrels, mice and rats, spiders, and some types of ants and flies. [Read More]

Effective Ways To Get A Roach Infestation Under Control With The Help Of A Pest Control Company

If you've been having problems with common household pests such as roaches, it may take a combined effort between you and a pest control service to eradicate these insects. While a pest control service can provide treatments that kill roaches, the pests might keep coming back unless you change things around your home. Here are some things you might want to do and some professional pest control services you might need to eliminate a bad roach infestation. [Read More]

2 Things You Can Do To Control Bedbugs While Waiting For An Exterminator

Bedbugs can be a huge problem. They spread very easily, and they can be really hard to get rid of. You might not even realize that you have them until they have had the chance to spread throughout your house. If you have bedbugs or even think that there is the possibility that you might have bedbugs, you need to get an exterminator out to your house as soon as possible. [Read More]

5 Factors That Encourage Honeybees To Nest On Your Property

Most bee species in America nest underground. But honeybees like to nest above ground in hollow trees, roof voids, abandoned furniture, and even the walls of your home. Come spring, if a swarm of honeybees decides to choose your property as a nesting site, you could soon find yourself uncomfortably close to a busy bee's nest. But what makes a property an ideal nesting location for honeybees? 1. Water sources [Read More]