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Controlling The Pests So They Don't Control You

Did you know that cockroaches can survive being submerged in water for 30 minutes or more? Did you realize that rats can fit through a hole the size of a quarter? Household pests are sneaky, which is one reason they can be so hard to get rid of. But if you have pests in your home, you should not have to live your live in fear or inconvenience. A pest control expert can figure out what pests are to blame and then take measures to eliminate them. They'll get rid of those sneaky rats, cranky cockroaches, or crawling ants. Learn more about the methods they use on this website.

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Ant Infestations and What You Can Do About Them
14 August 2023

If you've ever had an ant infestation before, then …

Not Sure If You Have Termites? Why You Need An Inspection And What Signs You Should Watch Out For
7 July 2023

Termites are a nasty pest to have invade your home …

Termite Infestations And The Importance Of Prompt Termite Treatments
26 May 2023

Termites can be very destructive to your home, so …

What You Should Do If You Find Signs Of Mice In Your Home
13 April 2023

Mice are small pests in the rodent family and can …

How To Treat Bed Bugs
7 March 2023

Bed bugs are a small but difficult pest to have to …

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Protect Your Home From Woodpeckers This Winter

16 December 2020
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Do you notice bird droppings, nests, or holes on your house's exterior? While many birds migrate for the winter, there are some that stay around to conserve energy, raise young, and defend their territories. Woodpeckers, like the red-bellied, downy, and pileated woodpecker, hang around during the winter months, and they can damage your home and be a health hazard if they infest nooks and crannies in your house. Read on to learn how woodpeckers can become pests and how to get rid of them. Read More 

Five Tips To Keep Pests Out Of Your Commercial Kitchen

2 December 2020
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The last thing you need is rodents, ants, roaches, or other pests making their way into your restaurant kitchen. The following tips can help you run a pest-free business. 1. Use Pest-Proof Storage The main draw for pests when it comes to a commercial kitchen is access to an easy food source. Your goal is to make that source more difficult to access. Transfer products from plastic bags and boxes into glass, metal, or heavy plastic containers. Read More 

Effective Measures To Eliminate A Rat Problem

19 November 2020
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If you live or work in a building where you have noticed signs that rats are present, it is likely you want to take action to remove these pests for good. There are several tactics that work well at eliminating a rat problem. Determine The Point Of Entry In order to keep rats out of a structure, it is necessary to find out where they are getting inside. Do a complete check of the exterior of the building for possible entryways. Read More 

5 Ways That Humans Unknowingly Attract Bed Bugs

3 November 2020
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Bed bugs are the scourge of many a hotel room and household bedroom throughout America. The most common way that bed bugs find their way into these places is by hitching a ride in luggage, clothing, or even hair. And once inside a building, bed bugs will head for the most hospitable area, which is usually closest to their food source — humans. If you have discovered bed bugs in your home, the following are just some of the reasons why bed bugs are attracted to you. Read More 

Get Rid Of Mice With Professional Help To Keep Pests From Coming Back

27 October 2020
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Eliminating mice in your home is a top priority once the pests move in. However, getting rid of mice isn't as easy as it may seem, especially if you have large numbers of them. Here are a few tips that might help. Assess The Nature Of The Problem It's good to understand the infestation before you attempt to remove it and the mice get leery of your traps and bait. You might want to put cornstarch or powder on the floor to check for footprints that allow you to estimate the amount of activity in your kitchen at night. Read More