Control Mosquitoes Outside Your Home
To learn more on how to prevent a moquitoes around your home, or to schedule mosquito control – #BugUS!™
Continue readingTop 5 Signs of a Termite Infestation
Here we look at the top signs of a termite infestation. If you notice any of these signs, or want to schedule a termite inspection – #BugUS!™
Continue readingKeep Cockroaches Out of Your Apartment With These 5 Tips
Pet pests pose unique threats to both people and pets as they are easily transferable, difficult to spot and carriers of multiple diseases. While fleas are primarily an itchy annoyance, they can cause flea allergy dermatitis, transfer tapeworms and in rare cases, transmit bubonic plague if they’ve fed on an infected rodent.
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Pet pests pose unique threats to both people and pets as they are easily transferable, difficult to spot and carriers of multiple diseases. While fleas are primarily an itchy annoyance, they can cause flea allergy dermatitis, transfer tapeworms and in rare cases, transmit bubonic plague if they’ve fed on an infected rodent.
Continue readingSpring Cleaning Advice to Keep Pests Out
As a homeowner, your property is one of your biggest investments. However, a termite invasion can quickly and quietly destroy your home’s value. Preventing termite damage begins with understanding termites, what they eat and key signs of an infestation. Here are some things you could be doing that are attracting termites.
Continue readingDo I Have A Termite Infestation?
With more than 600,000 households being infested by termites each year, prevention and early detection are crucial to avoiding expensive repairs and extermination costs. An infestation can start small, and at this initial point, it is virtually undetectable without help from a pest control specialist, but it will slowly eat away at the wooden structure of a building and grow in size.
Continue readingAre You Unknowingly Attracting Termites?
As a homeowner, your property is one of your biggest investments. However, a termite invasion can quickly and quietly destroy your home’s value. Preventing termite damage begins with understanding termites, what they eat and key signs of an infestation. Here are some things you could be doing that are attracting termites.
Continue reading6 Tips to Prevent Pesky Pantry Pests
Nothing can ruin a home cooked meal like finding pests in your pantry. Lets look at some tips to keep your pantry pest free!
Continue readingKeep Rodents Out During Winter Months
- Make sure the underside of the flashing that covers the air conditioning conduits to the attic is sealed. This is one of the most common residential entry points for rodents in the Southeastern states.
- Check the edges of the garage door to make sure there are no gaps or openings.
- Seal off openings around pipes with sheet metal or concrete.
- Block all possible rodent entry points such as the bottom of doors, pipe entry holes, ventilation pipes, roof vents and eave vents.
- Pick up any trash or debris around the outside of your home that could provide a shelter for rodents.
- Rodents are always on the lookout for food. Keep garbage cans sealed and eliminate any areas of standing water. Do not leave open food items out including pet food.
Rodents can squeeze through any opening their heads can fit through. For mice that can be an opening as small as ¼ inch! Eliminating all possible entry points is key to keeping rodents out.
Things You Could Be Doing That Attract Termites
What attracts termites? Does mulch? Do pine cones? It’s hard to prevent a home termite infestation if you don’t know what draws them to your property.
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