Pests are everywhere, and while you can't fully eliminate them, you can prevent and eliminate pest infestations inside the home. Pests aren't just gross and annoying, but they can also be harmful. If you would like to know more about pests and the risks associated with pest infestations, keep reading.
What Attracts Pests?
Pests are attracted to:
Shelter Food sources Water sources Easy accessibility Having exposed food: human or pet, increases the risk of pests sneaking inside to take advantage of that free food. Read More...
If you're seeing wings and bug bodies around your home, you might have termites. If you don't know for sure, call a pest control company to inspect your home to look for termites and to identify the wings and bodies you see. Ants can be confused with termites, so it's important to know for sure if termites are active on your property.
If subterranean termites are confirmed, the pest control company will choose the best termite treatment for your situation. Read More...
Fleas are very small pests that can jump from person to person and from pet to pet, which means that they can travel easily. If you have fleas in your home, there's a good chance that you have them because they traveled into your home from outside of your home, or they could have come into your home from someone else's home. You need to get rid of these pests quickly before you have an infestation of them, which can make it even more difficult to get rid of them. Read More...
The majority of snake species are completely harmless. However, there are a handful of venomous and more aggressive types of snakes that can pose a safety risk if you find one on your property. Therefore, any time you find an unidentified snake in or around your home, it is important to keep your safety in mind.
Thankfully, a wild animal removal company can help you capture and relocate the snake to a safer place. Read More...
A cockroach is a disgusting pest that can invade your home and eventually take control of your entire household. They can multiply rapidly, and you may end up with cockroaches in every single room of your home. They may be between your walls, in your basement, crawl space, and possibly even in your attic. If the infestation is too bad, they may begin to infest your neighbor's homes as well. If you have a cockroach infestation in your home, you need to jump into action and start getting rid of them. Read More...