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While bed bugs can be found in carpets, furniture, and cracks in the wall, they are named for their tendency to pay people unwelcome visits during the night. Bed bugs live and feed on warm-blooded animals to survive, which is why they thrive in the small crevices and seams of mattresses. It is very easy for a bed bug to strike at night. If neglected, thousands can infest a single bedroom. These insects are endowed with a special anesthetic to feed on your blood without waking you up. It is important to hire a pest specialist if you suspect the presence of bed bugs in your home. At our Pest Control company, we understand the health issues related to infestations of termites and bed bugs. Call us today for quality service.

Contrary to popular belief, bed bugs are not just a case of bad housekeeping. Every home can be exposed to the spread of bed bugs, which travel easily in luggage or even through apartment walls and floors. In any case, bed bugs should be dealt with immediately. A professional pest control service can detect and eliminate these difficult-to-target insects. Bed bugs are typically found in mattresses and pet beds because they depend on warm-blooded animals to survive. You may not notice bed bugs during the day since they hide when a host isn’t around, but you can expect bed bugs to reside near where a potential host will sleep. You can find out if bed bugs have invaded your home by looking for the following telltale signs:
• Stains and Shedding – A rather unappealing sign of bed bugs is random stains on your linens and bedding. These rusty-colored stains may be from blood or feces, which are difficult to remove. You might notice dried-up remnants on your bed, which could be evidence of skin, eggs, or even dead bugs.
• Bite Marks – The expression, “Don’t let the bed bugs bite,” is sound advice. If you’ve noticed bite marks on your skin that you can’t quite place, you might be the unlucky host to bed bugs preying on you during the night. Like mosquitoes, bed bugs will leave a reddened mark on the skin that tends to itch.
• Timing – Your odds of having a bed bug infestation are higher if you’ve recently traveled, moved, or purchased used furniture. No matter how clean you keep your home, the fact remains that bed bugs are excellent hitchhikers.

Early detection is the most effective way to eliminate bed bugs from your home. At our Pest Control company, we offer quality residential and commercial services to help you remove unwanted pests. If you’re in our area, call us for a personal quote.

Are you looking to learn about bed bugs? Visit MedicineNet.com for an overview of bed bugs. Bed bugs enter homes by latching onto your clothes, shoes, and bags. Learn more about how they get into your home and how to prevent this from occurring on this website.

For approximately 250 million years, termites have inhabited the earth. They are common in households today; however, their resilient stay on the planet is not pleasant for homeowners. You must seek a pest control specialist if you see signs of termites in your home, as these pests can cause permanent damage. The presence of termites can go unnoticed for a long time, but it is important to take fast action if you spot even a few of these insects. Termites thrive in soil, wood, and water. If neglected, a few termites could turn into an infestation, eating away at the wood in your home.

Different types of termites can cause damage to your home’s structure. Subterranean termites are the most common and costly breed, feeding on wooden structures from the inside out. It would be best if you watched out for strange-looking mud tubes or mounds around your home, as these are shelters built by termites. Other remnants, like discarded wings and termite droppings, should be cause for concern. While it’s true that cellulose-hungry termites play a helpful part in recycling the planet’s nutrient base, they also pose a major threat to your home. If a termite infestation is left unaddressed, it could lead to irrecoverable damages to the wooden structure of your house. Termites are also known to harm insulation and filtration systems. When your largest investment is subject to literally being eaten away, don’t hesitate to call our pest control service.

Termites can eat away at your home, costing you time and money. Find some ways to control termites with this helpful resource. Do you know the difference between damp wood and dry wood termites? Visit PestWorld.org for a helpful overview of termites. Early detection can protect your home from termite damage.

Learn how to detect termites at HouseLogic.com. As small as they are, termites can cause serious damage. They can undermine the structure of your home and bring down its resale value. If you notice a bubbling effect in your drywall or paint chipping from your walls, it could indicate the presence of termites. It would be best to examine your baseboards for signs of honeycombing or hollowing out. If you suspect termites are present in your home, contact a professional pest control service immediately.

Consult with our Pest Control company specialists to learn how to keep your home free of termites. Since 1934, we have provided effective pest solutions to clients. We offer pest control services for businesses and residences alike. Visit our website or call us for more information.

Don’t let pests infest your home. Call our Pest Control company for expert termite and bed bug removal services. Our Pest Control company has been providing customer pest control services since 1934. When you have a problem with termites or bed bugs, call us today or visit our website to request a quote.

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St. Louis Encephalitis

What is in a name? This age-old question spans the course of time. With St. Louis encephalitis, many believe that St. Louis is to blame since the virus is named after the city. The fact is, nothing could be farther from the truth. The illness is named due to its origin of discovery. The first isolated virus occurrence happened in St. Louis, MS, in 1933, when over 1,000 cases of encephalitis were recorded. Since that fated discovery in St. Louis in 1933, the last major outbreak occurred in 1975–1977, during which time more than 2,500 cases were reported in 35 states. This shows the virus is not confined to only the St. Louis area.

St. Louis encephalitis virus (SLEV) is a member of the Japanese encephalitis hero complex and is a close relative to West Nile Virus. It is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. The mosquito becomes infected by feeding birds infected with the Saint Louis encephalitis virus. Infected mosquitoes then transmit the virus to humans and animals during feeding. Our barrier spray program targets the areas in your yard where mosquitoes lurk.

St. Louis encephalitis virus extends from Canada to Argentina, but most human cases have almost exclusively occurred in the United States. Most of these cases have occurred in eastern and central portions of the US. Cases of SLEV occur primarily in the late summer or early fall. In the southern states, however, cases can occur year-round due to the mild conditions and increased mosquito activity from warmer climates. SLEV is endemic to the United States but has not reached the heights of its cousin West Nile Virus, which is still dangerous. Many of those infected with SLEV will show no signs of being infected. In some cases, symptoms of the virus will reveal themselves through flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and weariness. The lack of symptoms in many St. Louis Encephalitis Virus cases is cause for alarm because there is no specific treatment for the virus. Treating the illness is solely based on treating the symptoms. When the illness is left undiagnosed, and symptoms are not treated promptly, the outcome can range from brain inflammation to severe neuroinvasive disease and, in some cases, even death. Prevention is the best defense.

Our spraying barrier sprays in a homeowner’s yard. Through mosquito control and prevention, we aim to protect you and your family from mosquito-borne illnesses such as St. Louis encephalitis and West Nile virus. Our barrier spray program delivers safe and effective control against mosquitoes. Our program consists of a thorough application of our barrier spray in the areas mosquitoes lurk. Areas such as behind bushes, around natural areas, and the foundation of your home make the perfect spot for mosquitoes to hide and wait for the perfect conditions to feed you and your loved ones. Our program gives you peace of mind in knowing you are protected the entire season. We are dedicated to giving you the freedom to take back your backyard and waging war against mosquitoes one yard at a time.

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Our Pest Control company wants to keep you and your family safe and happy this season. We all know the drill, the endless sticky, smelly, toxic, and potentially dangerous topical insect repellents we apply to our bodies each summer. Some contain DEET, known to wreak havoc on our systems, causing headaches, dizziness, shortness of breath, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, and many more severe problems. These dangers, combined with the ooey, gooey, and discomfort they cause us is almost overwhelming. Thankfully, our company has the answer to all this madness. We have a wonderful remedy that only requires picking up the phone and calling us. We have a barrier spray that kills and prevents mosquitoes and ticks. Our rotation program consists of keeping you on a regular treatment schedule every 21 days, and you don’t have to give mosquitoes or ticks a second thought. Our safe and effective barrier spray will kill mosquitoes or ticks in your yard and prevent new ones from residing on your property all season. We also offer an “all-natural spray” that keeps you protected in the same way. We are ready to tackle the ‘skeeters and ticks!

Mosquitoes are the deadliest predators on earth. They spread diseases such as West Nile and Encephalitis. Protecting your family against mosquito-borne illness and tick-borne illnesses such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Lyme disease is crucial. Along with the diseases they carry, mosquitoes can flat-out ruin a good summer. Our program is set up for worry-free, effortless control and prevention. So go ahead and throw out the stinky, sticky sprays and let us handle the rest. Won’t it be great not having to spray yourself this summer and let us treat the source instead? Contact us today to find out more, schedule your initial treatment, and tell those mosquitoes, “bite me.”

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Mosquitoes and ticks are a nuisance, but they’re just a part of summer, right? They go with the territory with warm weather, outdoor living, and summer rain. Perhaps we can’t afford to acknowledge that ticks and mosquitoes go with the territory of summer and outdoor living. Two months ago, there were 2 cases of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever reported in the area. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is a tick-borne illness transmitted from infected humans through a tick bite. The scary thing about tick bites is we often don’t even know we’ve been bitten. Nymph stage ticks (or baby ticks) are the size of a poppy seed. You won’t even know you’ve been bitten if the bite is from a nymph/baby tick. We have a testing program to test potential disease carriers to alert residents to take extra precautions. The bad news is that mosquitoes have been identified here carrying the disease. The good news is there are no reported human cases yet. So what are we to do to protect ourselves, our children, and our pets? Should we stay inside all summer? Of course not. That’s neither practical nor necessary.

Your approach should be 2-tiered: Treat your yard for mosquitoes and ticks. Check yourself for ticks after time spent in grassy or wooded areas. Most of your summer’s outdoor time will be spent right in your own yard. We can treat your yard for mosquitoes and ticks. Our lawn/yard spray acts as a protective barrier around your property, eliminating mosquitoes and ticks from your yard. Not only will your yard be a haven from mosquitoes and ticks, but our customers tell us their house is the most popular on the block because it’s the place to hang out without getting mosquito bites. Another important step is to check yourself after spending time outdoors in grassy and wooded areas. Ticks seek warm dark areas, so they will often crawl under your sock, into your hair, or other covered areas. Check your body for any visible ticks. Another great thing to do is jump in a quick shower after gardening or hanging outside. This may wash off any nymph/baby ticks. We want to help you protect your yard. If you sign up for service for the rest of the season and mention this blog post, ask for $50 off your seasonal spray package. Expires July 15th. It cannot be combined with any other offers. Call or email to protect your yard for the rest of the season.

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Our Pest Control company wants to keep you, your family, and your pets safe and happy this season. Ticks are a cause for concern during the warmer months because of the risk of tick-borne illnesses and diseases they carry. Not only are people susceptible to tick-borne illness, but the extended family of our dogs and cats are also. Protecting our furry friends from ticks is an important part of disease prevention. There are several tick-borne illnesses that your dog or cat can get from an infected tick. Some diseases are strictly transmitted to dogs only, cats only, or both.

Tick-borne illnesses seen in dogs and cats
Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever (RMSF), Anaplasmosis, Haemobartonellosis, and Babesiosis can affect dogs and cats. Lyme disease is caused by bacteria carried by the deer tick and can lead to lameness, stiff joints, swollen lymph nodes, and a noticeably reduced appetite. In more severe cases, the disease can cause kidney, heart, and nervous systems disorders in your pet. Blood tests taken by your veterinarian will determine if your pet has the disease. The disease is treated successfully with antibiotic therapy. Even if your pet has been diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease, it is still possible to contract it again later if tick prevention is not used. A dog can be paralyzed by tick-borne canine disease.

Rocky Mountain spotted fever is prevalent in dogs in the East, Midwest, and plains regions. Cats can contract the illness, but the numbers are much lower in reported cases of RMSF in felines. The organism responsible for the illness is spread through the American dog tick, and the Rocky Mountain spotted fever tick. Symptoms include fever, reduced appetite, depression, joint pain, lameness, vomiting, and diarrhea. If the disease is not caught in time and treated, it can lead to heart and liver problems, neurological problems, and even kidney failure. As with Lyme disease, RMSF is treated with oral antibiotics, but in the case of RMSF, once your pet has cleared the treatment regimen and been given a clean bill of health, he will remain immune to further contraction of the illness indefinitely. Ticks of all sizes can carry a tick-borne illness or disease that can infect your pet.

There are other diseases that your dog and cat can get from a tick that can wreak havoc on their health but, if caught early, are easily treatable through antibiotics and other therapies. Some tick-borne illnesses and diseases strike only dogs, such as American canine Hepatozoonosis, Ehrlichiosis, and tick paralysis (which rarely, if ever, affects cats). Cat’s only tick-borne disorders are Cytauxzoonosis and feline infectious anemia, and even though both feline and canine can contract Tularemia, it is usually seen predominately in cats. We protect dogs and cats from tick-borne illness with tick control programs, including tick tubes. Dogs and cats alike enjoy the outdoors. It is hardwired into their DNA which stems from the origins of the domesticated cat and dog with roots buried deep into those of large cats of prey, wolves, and foxes. Not only is it their nature, but they also love being part of the family, which means our pets want to be by our sides when the family is outside. This challenges pet owners to keep the ticks off their pets. Topical and oral flea and tick preventives are very effective; however, in some cases, the tick has to physically bite your pet before the preventative is effective in killing the tick. Sometimes, this is too late. Many tick-borne illnesses only require that the tick stay latched on for a minimal time before it can transmit bacteria and viruses onto your pet. We recommend the continued use of all veterinary tick control medicines your pet is on, plus having your property treated by a licensed professional to safeguard against any tick that may “happen” to attach to your pet.

We use tick tubes to control and prevent ticks on your property effectively. Tick tubes are effective against larval and nymph ticks associated with rodents. Tick tubes work by using treated cotton packed into convenient rod-shaped tubes. Since cotton is a great nesting material, mice find the impregnated cotton in the tick tubes and return it to their nests. The treatment will not hurt the mice. Ticks that attach to the mice, or enter the bureau, will die. It is a win/win situation that has come full circle to ensure you, your family, and your pets stay tick-free this season. Research has shown that using the tick tubes can reduce your chances of coming into contact with a potentially infected tick on your property by up to 90%! Keep your pampered pooch safe from the dangers of ticks this season. Contact us today to learn more about tick control, including tick tubes and our safe and effective barrier spray programs. Since tick tubes are time sensitive, don’t delay, you want to ensure your tick control is applied before the “dog days of summer” arrive. Call us today for a free quote.

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Yes! There is something you can spray in your yard to control mosquitoes and ticks in your whole yard!

What if you never had to spray icky, gooey, stinky spray on yourself, your kids, or your guests? What if you never had to buy another citronella candle? Do you cringe when you hear a bug being zapped by a bug zapper? What if you had an invisible barrier around your yard that mosquitoes and ticks could not penetrate? It almost seems too good to be true, but our Pest Control company has a yard spray called a barrier spray. Our trained technicians spray the barrier of your yard to keep mosquitoes and ticks out. This spray acts like a protective shield for up to 3 weeks. The product has two components. The initial spraying will kill mosquitoes and ticks on contact. Then the spray has a micro-encapsulated time release system that releases more mosquito and tick protection over the course of the 3-week period. Then, we come back and re-spray. Your entire summer can be mosquito and tick-free in your yard. Will you never get another bite while your yard is protected? Our product provides upwards of 90 – 95% protection. Toward the end of your spray cycle, you will have a little reduced protection. We also have a premium product with spray protection every two weeks. You won’t believe that you can truly live in your yard mosquito and tick-free. One of our billboards you may have seen in the area is “Play happy, and stay happy all season with our seasonal mosquito control barrier spray programs. A little imagination, a backyard, and our superior protection are all you need for fun this season!” Contact us to learn more about our other insect control services or to get on the schedule for this season. Call us today for a free quote.

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Most people retain the services of a pest control provider to regulate unwanted pests inside and outside their residences and commercial office building. In most areas of the united states, pest control companies generally are separated into a couple of popular types:

1. Standard Pest management
2. In Termite Control

Around the United States, many firms offer products and services and specialized ways to eradicate insect problems. Overall, pest management firms generally will be tailored to containing roaches, various types of ants, fleas, bees and wasps, ticks, silverfish, clothing moths, carpet beetles, millipedes, centipedes, clover mites, chiggers, mice, rats, birds, bats, etc. Several unwanted pests require different management techniques driven by their biology and habits. By way of example, cockroach control solutions will change in cost and application techniques depending on which roaches are located. German roaches have a concise life cycle and are commonly noticed throughout every season in the cooking area, bathrooms, and closets. Oriental cockroaches (often called water bugs) have a much longer life cycle and are usually seen in cellars and lower kitchen cupboards, primarily in spring and autumn. Furthermore, various control tactics also apply to ants. By way of example, Carpenter ants demand different control methods compared with other little nuisance ants getting into the cooking area, specifically throughout spring. Many trustworthy pest control organizations work hard and do a great job of gaining an individual’s business. Despite this, when in doubt, the following tips and hints should assist in selecting an organization:

Essential Pest control Providers
1. If at all possible, get price quotes from several vendors. Evaluate the services, and guarantee in addition to the cost. The lowest price doesn’t necessarily imply the best deal; consequently, when shopping for pest management experts, question application techniques (chemical or eco-friendly) that will be used. This is especially important for families sensitive towards particular pesticides.
2. If required, consult BBB.org to get the previous record of an organization.
3. Be sure to obtain the contract on paper. Written agreements are always better than non-written claims.
4. Ensure that the initial price tag assures acceptable results, or there may be an additional bill if the business returns for re-treatments.
5. Find out if this provider has liability insurance.
6. Ask if the organization’s technician carries a license to utilize pesticides in your state.
7. Make sure the company is registered to operate in the state.

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If you have trouble with unwelcome bugs in your home and have exhausted all the self-help remedies you know, you may consider hiring a commercial pest control corporation to deal with the problem. Hiring a professional may be the right solution for you, but you must do your homework. First, how do you locate a pest management service? Checking the yellow pages of your local phone book could be a good start; doing a keyword search on the Internet for your area could also work, and you have the added benefit of seeing what information the pest management service provides, on itself on pest control typically. Ask friends and coworkers for recommendations after you’ve developed a list of pest control services. Before you call these corporations, ask your friends and coworkers if they have worked with pest control services. Have any of them used these pest control services? What was their experience? Did the pest control company in question solve its pest infestation issues? Were there any problems dealing with the pest control company? Any problems in the home after the pest control company performed their services?

Once you’ve narrowed your list to several potential pest control corporations, call them on the phone, and ask some more questions:
Does the pest control company offer a free home investigation and estimate costs?
Does it provide you advice on what you can do to deal with the problem yourself?
Is the pest control company willing to answer questions readily?

Specific questions to ask:
What types of chemicals are used? (If possible, have them provide written information on the chemicals.)
What side effects or potential dangers do these chemicals have on family members, adults, children, and pets?
Do your family and household pets need to vacate the premises during the pest control treatment?
Make sure you ask whether the pest management service offers non-toxic, natural pest control. The pest management service ought to be willing to discuss the options at least; if its representative dismisses the notion of non-toxic pest control without intelligently discussing the pros and cons of the natural remedies available but wants to get into your house and spray, beware! With written information (or your notes) in hand, research any chemicals that will be used – their effectiveness, possible side effects, and potential toxicity. (The Internet is a perfect place to start for this.) If you have family members with serious health issues, particularly asthma or other respiratory ailments, make sure you know what the potential effect of sprayed compounds could have on them.

In conclusion, if you have any questions about the pest control provider’s reliability and you are not able to find anyone you know and whose judgment you trust to vouch for them, contact your local or state BBB.org or Consumer Protection Division, to discover whether there have been any complaints lodged against them. Once you’ve hired a pest management provider, know who will show up at your home and when. Make sure they have proper I.D. and ask if you can supervise the process if you need to leave and for how long. And while you’ve got access to the professional treating your home, ask what you can do to avoid pest control problems in the future, especially those involving destructive carpenter ants and termites. The guy (or gal) who does the work most likely has insights into the subject that the office staff does not have.

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Bed bugs are among the many typical pests which can annoyingly infest houses. It’s not just houses that they can make their living quarters but also other places such as hospitals, hotels, motels, and inns. With how they can adversely affect your quality of living, they sure must be thoroughly eliminated. Of course, eradicating bed bugs isn’t at all easy. Still, it needs to be done if you do not want to be their blood bank. Apart from that, their bites can cause swelling and itchiness, which might be annoying. They can also leave stains on fabrics, walls, and floors, making your home look untidy and un-maintained.

After World War II, it is said that bed bugs had been almost eliminated with a pest control technique that uses DDT, a well-known pesticide. Even so, almost is not always enough, and now bed bugs are back, this time conquering the rest of the world. Their spread to other previously bed-bug-free countries is primarily due to increased international travel. Unfortunately, today, pesticides can not ensure the 100 percent effectiveness of the bed bugs elimination process. Somehow, those pests had learned how to resist the chemical’s effects. Apart from that, it is not advised to use chemical-based products as they may be dangerous to both the environment and human health. And so, to be exempted from their adverse effects, resort instead to safer or greener pest control methods. Or better yet, prevent their infestation. That way, you can ensure that no ill effect will befall you or your house. How do you do that? Here are the general steps.

• Implement effective and regular cleaning. Doing so will warn you of their presence and keep them from returning after the removal process. In particular, with cleaning, you’ll be able to see stains and smell a sweet but spicy odor which indicates the pests’ presence. If you do the cleaning regularly, you’ll be able to detect them immediately enough to avoid worse things from happening.
• Cover or seal cracks and crevices. Those are spots where these minor and flat bugs hide, waiting for the night to start their attack. Also, on those spots is where they digest their meal. To cover or seal them is to prevent the bugs from having a place to hide and thus stop them from staying over your home.
• Check before getting outside furniture in. This ought to be done to almost everything from the outside house that bed bugs can inhabit. Significantly, this goes for those items that had been brought from travels. By inspecting if they’re, in fact, free of those bugs, you can prevent any of their adverse effects. In closing, bed bugs can ordinarily cause considerable damage and discomfort. And so, it is logical to have them eliminated. Still, it would be much better to keep bed bugs at bay instead, as it could save you from more tiring and exhausting work. Preventing bed bugs is way easier than having them eliminated. And so, keep them at bay to avoid the hassle of implementing steps to kill those bed bugs.

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Do you think you’re a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) type of person? Do you enjoy watching DIY programs on cable channels and think it is possible to deal with any project? Have you ever before seen a DIY talk associated with termite control? No, and you also almost certainly never will. Why? Simply because you will discover too many roadblocks to finding an excellent and effective treatment method for the homeowner. At this time, there are two distinct approaches to termite control. The first is the traditional barrier treatment method. The barrier method’s purpose would be to safeguard the house by simply encircling your entire home and the cellar with a chemical barrier. This includes injecting an insecticide into the earth at least 4 feet deep around the cellar and under the basement slab. A home built on a slab or crawlspace is taken care of much the same, except a lesser amount of insecticide must be used. Property owners shouldn’t attempt barrier treatments independently because special tools are necessary for an adequate remedy. Injection rods, concrete drills, and a big container that has a pump are generally so costly it costs prohibitive for the homeowner. The other reason is property owners do not possess the abilities and experience to perform a successful treatment. I certainly would not want any novice carrying out his or her first termite treatment at my residence. Still, I would specifically use a person with specialized education and experience. Various people think using liquid or granular insecticides on the dirt surrounding the outside of the home will guard their property against termites. This can be useful when controlling a few pests, but this isn’t effective against termites. The following method of termite control is the employment of baiting systems.

The aim of the bait is always to kill the colony and also indirectly guard the house. At this time, the baiting systems with the best possibility of eradicating the colony have an insect growth regulator (IGR). The worker termites carry the bait back to the colony, where it gets passed to additional termites. The growth regulator will not kill the queen or adult workers but eliminate immature termites by disrupting the molting process. When the adult worker termites die a natural death, there aren’t any young termites to take their position. Without workers, the colony gradually starves to death. This technique might be easy enough for homeowners to work with, but not one IGR bait can be found for homeowners to buy. The source is securely controlled by manufacturers who only work with pest management professionals. Pest management professionals employ several other tricks, but, at best, they merely suppress the colony. They really should be only utilized jointly with a sound barrier treatment. There is one non-IGR bait that is in hardware stores. Nevertheless, this product’s label advises users to have their houses inspected by a pest management specialist. Also, the label states the bait is not designed to be used instead of a liquid treatment when termites are found infesting houses. In contrast to twenty years ago, deciding on termite treatment is more difficult today because all termite control organizations will not utilize the same treatment method. Homeowners must have enough termites and termite control to help them decide which treatment is ideal for them.

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Birds ought to be considered principal allies with the garden enthusiast in his or her efforts to control pest insects that damage the garden plants. But, the more birds which visit the garden, either as permanent residents or as temporary sojourners on their migratory path, the less the infestations of pest organisms. It’s been estimated that a bird and her mate, which nest two times each year, parenting about ten chicks, ingest a significant volume of some 150 pounds of pests, such as aphids, eggs, and caterpillars. That converts numerically into millions of problems. Indeed, not all birds are primarily insectivores, but most species feed on pests at those times of the year when additional protein sources are needed. Birds will not eradicate pest bugs from the garden. Realistically, they shouldn’t do so because eradication is not the aim of intelligent pest management.

Instead, the goal of the gardener ought to be to limit the population of pest and disease organisms to the point that the damage they inflict is tolerable. There are two primary reasons why this relatively modest approach to pest control is the more commonly accepted one today, as opposed to the more conventional method based on pesticides. Firstly, it’s impossible to eliminate the bugs for a long. Applying pesticides is always short-term, as many insect species produce over 20 generations a year. At the same time, the pesticides could eliminate predatory and parasitic bugs that themselves control the pest populations.
Moreover, birds and other wildlife escape from an environment swimming in pesticides, resulting in less restraint on the insects in future generations.

Conversely, while there are multiple active steps to attract birds to the garden, such as providing food and water for drinking and bathing, the most robust method is to resist applying pesticides, other than in the most extreme circumstances. It’s best, therefore, not to see bugs as enemies but as a crucial food source for birds. It might be argued that several birds themselves might be looked at as bugs. There’s hardly a species at all which directly damages plants. Including the woodpecker is only seeking bark pests and minimizes the amount of these nasty bugs. The issue surrounds fruit trees and other crop plants, which certain birds may perhaps devour at particular periods of the year.

Nevertheless, this is not a good reason to discourage birds from visiting your garden. The correct answer is to safeguard the fruit by such means as netting or, preferably, by using decoy plants. This is why as large a number and variety as possible of fruit-bearing plants should be included in the garden structure. The idea is not to provide fruit for humans but rather for the birds, thereby saving a substantial amount of the desirable fruit from being nibbled by the birds. Examples include the species of hackberry, juniper, oak, berberis, cotoneaster, pyracantha, viburnum, and many more.

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In most respects, birds in the wild are generally very advantageous and desirable. Still, as with almost all wildlife categories, you’ll also find bad apples in the bird world. A few of the most detrimental offenders within the bird world are those who have found their way to North America from different regions due to human actions, transporting them outside their own “natural” habitats. Each time a bird, or any other living organism, has resided in a geographic region for perhaps millions of ages, that environment adapts to allow that organism to fit in. It does not overpower the other organisms close to it with their existence, and we generally refer to this scenario as a “balance” in nature. Things sometimes upset that balance, ideally for the short term, yet for the most part, life rolls along smoothly.

As human beings increased their traveling from continent to continent throughout generations past, they became the means for living things – plants and animals – to rapidly go to brand-new locations. Often this was a strategic attempt by emigrants who had been relocating permanently to new properties inside a brand new land, and they took along many of the things they felt they would need to survive there. This frequently was seed products, grains, and plants for his or her gardens or food, for their animals, as well as additional functions. The vegetation in North America transformed substantially. Birds were likewise relocated from Europe to North America by individuals who failed to recognize the probable effect that exotic invaders might have within a part of the world in which they did not belong. A few of the birds that cause people the most problems right now are among these immigrants, including the Pigeon, the Starling, and the English Sparrow. It may well come as a surprise to many folks to hear these three varieties of birds are foreign invaders since they have been in the USA for so long and are so prevalent. That, however, is one testament to their invasive actions. Starlings were released in 1890 as one species in a group of birds from Europe that were purposely removed in New York’s Central Park. The pigeon was previously tamed and used for food, sport, or other human purposes thousands of years ago and introduced in North America in the 1600′s for those purposes. The English Sparrow, generally known as the House Sparrow, is yet another native of Europe and Asia that was introduced to the U.S. and purposely released. It seems to favor existing near human activity and is likely to make nests in or on our houses. By their eating and nesting behaviors, these birds might compete with other native birds and, in this manner, could pose a risk to the natural order of animals in North America.

Yet, birds may also be a danger to people and our property, and we may summarize the reason for that in one word – feces. The waste of birds is a perfect growth medium for many bacteria, viruses, and fungi, which may be pathogenic to people. When we have accumulations of pigeon waste in attics, decks, roofs, or even ledges, we can also have these kinds of disease organisms there. If the fecal material dries and becomes airborne, we stand a greater possibility of inhaling a problem. A few critical illnesses linked to bird waste include histoplasmosis, candidiasis, cryptococcosis, toxoplasmosis, and the like. Bird fecal matter furthermore often contains Salmonella, and whenever the waste ends up in water that people ingest, this severe food contamination could result. Many more pathogens of bacteria, protozoa, viruses, and fungi are also linked to them. Birds are also home to many arthropod parasites, such as bird mites and bedbugs. Whenever these birds are closely associated with people, they often expose those biting mites and bugs into the building. Most of these problems aren’t unique to these three varieties of birds; however, because of their numbers and their close association with people and our residences, these birds frequently pose the most significant health danger to people. The intention of this information isn’t to cause us to fear or even detest birds but to comprehend that there can be drawbacks to permitting them to live in and on our homes. Effectively managed birds, such as racing and homing pigeons kept by hobbyists, could be well preserved without parasites and in their cabinets where they cannot bother people. The “feral” pigeons currently reside in semi-wild flocks that pose problems. Beyond the possible health threats they pose, we all have seen the mess they can make on the ground or perhaps other surfaces beneath their nests. It is not unreasonable to advocate that it is more appropriate to encourage birds to build their nests someplace other than underneath the eaves of our own home, inside the attic, or on ledges we provide close to outdoor patio covers and other horizontal surfaces.

One essential idea here, though, concerns swallows, which create their nests from mud and love to place those nests beneath the eaves of buildings. It’s common to find private residences with solid lines of these mud nests alongside several sides of the house, with many swallows now taking up places where persons also live. Swallows are protected birds, so you are unable to harm them, and you are unable to disturb their nest once it’s established and completed since, by that time, there will probably be eggs or even young birds in this nest. Once the nest is finished, you have to, by law, allow them to complete their cycle of raising their young, and only once the young birds have finally left is it possible to take out the mud nests. Given that you may not want these nests in your residence, you have two options. The first is to dissuade the nest building when the adult birds commence it by scraping or even washing the beginnings of that nest right away, hoping that the birds ultimately go somewhere else. The next option would be to prevent the birds’ access to the nest sites, and for this, you might work with a licensed pest control business that knows bird management. Many physical products might be installed in homes that will keep the bird from having access to the locations they want to roost or nest. For swallows, this may be plastic netting fitted so that it doesn’t detract from the look and feel of the house, endures for several years, and causes no harm or distress to the birds. A similar netting could be great for closing off locations that pigeons are going to. You can often find big retail stores with this netting installed overhead, eliminating birds’ ability, such as sparrows, to roost on overhead pipes. Other physical products effective at bird exclusion include plastic material or wire-pronged strips attached to horizontal ledges to ensure that birds can no longer land on the shelf. The professional could also use stainless steel wire, strung securely along ridges and raised several inches off the surface to stop the bird from using that ledge. There are a variety of other ingenious devices that work well but pose no peril to birds that may contact them. The objective must not be to kill the birds, for that would be a very short-term solution anyway. If your home is attractive to the first group of birds, it will stay appealing as long as other birds can find their way onto it. Physical exclusion of the birds is your most effective long-term solution, including ensuring that attic vents are in good condition to stop birds from entering this enclosed area. This good building maintenance will even prevent the entry of other unwanted animals, such as bats, squirrels, or rodents.

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Mosquito Control Options

Mosquitoes are annoying with their buzzing and biting and can cause sickness and disease too. The only requirement for a mosquito problem is to have an outdoor area and rain. They will take care of the rest. People all over the world regularly fight mosquitoes. The problem with mosquitoes is that if they carry disease, it doesn’t matter whether you have one or millions. You can’t tell by looking whether a mosquito is infected or not. So what is the best way to proceed? You may have limited or many options depending on your location and mosquito problem. You should check with the health department in your area for suggestions and find restrictions. Natural control methods include using citronella or other plants to keep mosquitoes away. These can be planted in gardens and flowerbeds or placed in pots around the patio. They will generally grow very well on their own with little maintenance. You don’t have to do anything with them to keep mosquitoes away. They just naturally put off a slight citrus scent that keeps mosquitoes away. Pest control products include flytraps or fly tape. Mosquitoes are attracted to the traps or tape and cannot escape. For severe problems, chemicals can be used subject to local regulations. These can harm the environment and are discouraged for small problem areas.

Electronic pest control, using units that detect, deter, or eliminate bugs, requires power sources to make the teams operate. These include the familiar bug zapper that electrocutes the insects as they fly into the electronic grids. Propane models release carbon dioxide to attract mosquitoes and trap them. After all, it is our bodies giving off carbon dioxide that scientists tell us the mosquitoes are homing in on. To keep mosquitoes from getting established, save the environment unfavorable to them. Do not allow water to stand where they can breed. It only takes a small amount of water to produce lots of mosquitoes. After a rain, empty all containers that hold water. Change out pets’ water bowls regularly with fresh water. Unfortunately, even if you keep your yard free from breeding conditions, it only takes one neighbor to let mosquitoes breed, and then they cover the whole neighborhood. You must learn to control mosquitoes, or they can take over your environment and your neighbor’s.

Home Remedies For Garden Pest Control
A good way to trap snails and slugs is to place a hollowed-out orange or grapefruit upside down around the garden at night and, in the morning, shake salt on the ones that were trapped.

Environmentally Safe Methods Of Pest Control
Ladybugs, dragonflies, and green lacewings love to help with your pest problem of aphids and other pests. They are also enjoyable to observe in the garden and do not harm your plants or food.

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Controlling Dog & Cat Fleas

Dog and cat fleas are the same in many ways. For instance, their appearance and behavior are similar, and cat and dog fleas can breed off of one another. Meaning cat fleas can produce off of dogs and vice-versa. They are so similar that they are defined and spoken about under the same heading. Of all fleas, the most common household fleas come from dogs and cats. Most of the time, their owners are unaware of the fleas, but if there are large numbers of fleas on the pets, they cannot help but become noticeable. Dog and cat fleas will also show up in a home if infected pets are allowed to come into sleep. They can then spread to areas around the pet beds and may be noticed when owners are walking by the pet bed area. If pets are allowed to sleep on the owner’s beds, they can transfer fleas to the bedding, and owners will have more than bedbugs biting at night. After treating the pets, wash bedding in hot water to remove fleas. The female flea averages a size of 2.5 mm long, with the male flea averaging size slightly smaller.

The dog flea consists of 8 pairs of spines. The larvae of a dog flea are twice the size of the adult, and it feeds on particles of dried blood, feces, and various organic substances gathered in corners of infested areas. Areas where dogs and cats sleep will most likely be the most popular surfaces for infestation of fleas. The fleas are spotted by the presence of a black and white-looking substance formed from the grayish larvae and white eggs of these flies. These fleas can also feed off many other animals, including humans.

To prevent dog and cat fleas from infesting your pets and your home, it is necessary to maintain the cleanliness of the areas the animals will be in, along with the pets themselves. To achieve proper pest control, be sure to shampoo the pets and vacuum the home thoroughly regularly. Flea collars or flea treatments work well but can be expensive for multiple pet households. Flea powders are rather messy to use and don’t work well where the pets are licking their coats constantly. Be sure to treat outdoor dog houses and cat houses that pets use during the day and then come into your home at night. If the beds in your home are infected, their outside places are most likely infected too.

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Common Pests

The pavement ant is a common household pest. Their name comes from the fact that they usually make their homes on the pavement. They are distinguished by two spines on the back, two nodes on the petiole, and grooves on the head and thorax. During early spring, colonies attempt to conquer new areas and attack nearby enemy colonies. These result in massive sidewalk battles, sometimes leaving thousands of ants dead. Because of their aggressive nature, they often invade and colonize seemingly impenetrable areas. In summer, the ants dig out the sand between the pavements to vent the nests.

Bats range in size from a wingspread of over 5 ft (150 cm) to a wingspread of less than two in. (5 cm). They are found in nearly all parts of the world but are most numerous in the tropics; there are about 39 species in the United States. Most bats are economically valuable because of the large number of insects they consume. The body of the bat is mouselike and usually covered with fine fur. The face varies greatly from one species to another; many species have complex appendages on the snout and projections, or false ears, in front of the right ears; the ears themselves are often huge and elaborately convoluted. These facial structures are part of the sensory apparatus that emits and receives sound vibrations. Some bats are solitary, living in caves, crevices, hollow trees, or attics; others are communal, with thousands or even millions of bats roosting together in a cave or on branches in a section of forest. In some species of communal bats, the entire colony leaves the roost together in the evening and returns in the morning; in others, individuals come and go at different times. Bats of northern regions migrate, hibernate, or both in winter.

Having a good night’s sleep could be next to impossible if your bed is infested with bed bugs. Suffering from a bed bug bite can equal a nightmare, as it can be very itchy and distressing. While bed bugs are indeed a pest, it is good to know there are many solutions to the problems they present. Scientifically known as “ Cimex lectularius,” bed bugs are tiny, wingless insects that can be found anywhere in the world. Bed bugs are mainly nocturnal parasites which means they are active in finding human hosts for feed during nighttime and stay dormant during the day. They live in mattresses, bedding, and other crevices near a food source.

The honey bee is about 12 mm (1/2 inch) long and usually yellow, with 3 or 5 dark brown abdominal bands. They carry two pairs of wings and lack the constricted abdomen (wasp waist) of the wasp and hornet. Honey bees can sting but are much less aggressive than wasps and hornets.

Black flies have preferences for a wide range of individual host species. Adult females feed on the blood of humans, cattle, horses, sheep, goats, poultry, other livestock, and wild mammals and birds. Each black fly species may prefer one type of host over another. The black fly’s common name sometimes indicates host specificity, for example, the turkey gnat. Black flies are daytime biters preferring low wind conditions. They are not restricted to shaded or humid sites and usually do not go indoors. They are attracted to hosts from a distance by smell, heat, and sight. The female flies swarm around and crawl on the host, preferring the head, hair, and ears as well as any exposed skin they can crawl onto. Another type is primarily a bird feeder and probably preys on wild turkeys to some extent. It is the primary vector of the protozoan blood parasite, Leucocytozoon smithi. This parasite is restricted only to birds, especially turkeys. They will feed on domestic turkeys, chickens, and other poultry. Several cases of chicken mortality attributed to black fly feeding were reported.

The house centipede is distributed throughout the United States and Canada. It is found indoors and outdoors under logs and in other damp areas in warmer climates but only indoors in colder climates. House centipedes are found in houses with moist sub-floor areas, in wet basements, and the vicinity of sinks and drains. The house centipede is considered to be beneficial as it feeds mainly on insects and organic material. They rarely bite, causing pain no more severe than a bee sting. The house centipede is 2.5 to 4.0 cm long with very long antennae and 15 pairs of legs, enabling it to run very fast. The last pair of legs are twice as long as the body, giving it a curious form and making it easy to identify. The legs are banded with white. When the larvae hatch from the eggs, they have four pairs of legs. Five more larval stages follow with 5, 7, 9, ll, and 13 pairs of legs. This is followed by four adolescent stages, each with 15 pairs of legs.

The German cockroach is probably the most economically important pest. It is the most common cockroach in a home or business. The German cockroach can be found in homes, apartments, hotels, motels, restaurants, and other places throughout the United States and other countries. Other cockroaches might be found more in the country’s southern areas, but the German cockroach is by far the most common species infesting homes and other areas. The adults are about 1/2 to 5/8 inches long and have two dark stripes. Both sexes have wings but do not fly. Males can be distinguished from females by the tapering shape of the abdomen. German cockroach babies, called nymphs, look like adults, except they are smaller, have no wings, and are darker in color, sometimes even black. One stripe running down the middle of the back is a prominent marking of the younger German cockroach nymph. The female German cockroach carries the egg capsule from her rear until the eggs are ready to hatch. The German cockroach is the only house-infesting species with an egg capsule this long. This makes it the most resistant cockroach in the United States because predators are less likely to be taken by predators. Adult females can produce 4 to 8 egg capsules in their lifetime. Each capsule contains 30 to 48 eggs. It usually takes 20 to 30 days from the initial formation of the first egg capsule until it hatches. There are 6 to 7 nymphal stages, called instars, until they molt into adulthood. The nymphs have habits as adults. They are primarily active at night and hide in cracks and crevices during the day. Seeing German cockroaches during the day is usually an indication of overpopulation. All cracks and gaps are full, or food is in short supply, and they are stressed. German cockroaches typically hide in areas with ample food and moisture, such as kitchens and other food areas. Still, they can be found in other places if they are stressed and as a result of a repellant insecticide somewhere else in the building or home. German cockroaches are attracted to fermented foods and beverage residues. Adults can live about a month without food if water is present, but young nymphs will die of starvation within ten days. Without food or water, the adults will die in about two weeks. In apartment complexes or duplexes sharing the same standard plumbing lines, infestations can occur in both apartments or duplexes. Treating these areas is a must with insecticides or dust formulations injected into walls of adjoining apartments.

Ring-Legged Earwigs are usually about 12 mm long and must live in moist and humid conditions. The earwigs dig themselves into the soil in fall and hibernate under the ground. They can cause damage and eat mainly plants, leaves, and flowers. If you are suffering from a large group of these creatures, you may see your garden flowers begin to die. – The shore earwig is often confused with the giant St. Helena earwig. Both are relatively large, around 80mm. – This species is 12-15 mm long and lives throughout the United States. It has yellowish legs with rings, after which the animal has been named. The Ring-Legged Earwig is dangerous to produce Irish and sweet potatoes in storage.

Fleas are blood-sucking insects that feed on warm-blooded animals. They are between 1½ – 5 mm in length, oval (when viewed from the side), and very thin/flat, which enables them to move quickly through the hairs of their host. Fleas are brown and have strong hind legs adapted for jumping. Female fleas lay eggs on their host or in animal nest/bedding. The eggs pass through normal insect stages of egg, larva, and pupa. The adult flea only emerges when stimulated by vibration, such as an animal or human walking by. Adults can stay in their pupal stage long before arising, and both the pupae and the adults can survive 8 to 12 months without a host to feed on. This explains why houses that have been empty for long periods can harbor active fleas long after the host, such as a domestic cat, has left. There are several species of fleas, including human, cat, and dog fleas. Although each species has a preferred host, cat and dog fleas can be found on other animals, including humans. Of all the species, the cat flea is probably the most commonly found in domestic situations – practically all cats will pick up fleas at some time, so it is wise to take precautions, such as fitting with a flea collar.

Pigeon control is necessary due to the damage and disease problems these birds often create. The uric acid in pigeon feces is highly corrosive and can cause extensive damage to metals and other substrates it sits on for long periods. Debris from flocks of problem pigeons often builds up, backing up gutters and drains, which can cause flooding and roof damage. Nesting materials and other debris have caused failures in machinery, especially rooftop air conditioning units which are a prime nesting spot for pigeons. Other frequent pigeon problems include slip and fall liability from feces or debris, plus an unclean, dirty company image. The bacteria, fungal agents, and ectoparasites found in pigeon droppings are responsible for serious diseases, including histoplasmosis, encephalitis, salmonella, meningitis, toxoplasmosis, and more. Pigeons also carry ectoparasites, for example, fleas, lice, mites, ticks, and other biting pests.
Many companies also retain significant clean-up costs due to the pigeon problems they don’t resolve. The pigeons around airports threaten human safety due to a possible bird-aircraft collision. The U.S. Air Force considers pigeons a “medium priority hazard” to jet aircraft.

We also have two species of mice that cause problems. The House Mouse and the Deer Mouse. – The house mouse looks somewhat like a young roof rat but smaller. It is approximately 5-1/2 to 7-1/2 inches in total length. Like the roof rat, its tail is as long or longer than the head and body combined. However, mice have proportionately smaller heads and feet than those roof rats. The color of the house mouse depends upon its habitat; if it lives indoors, it will usually be dark gray with a light gray stomach; outdoors, it will usually be a sandy brown color. House mice do not pose as serious a problem to the householder as rats, but they can be quite a nuisance. They also eat and contaminate food with their urine and droppings; they may gnaw on wiring, creating a fire hazard, and they can transmit some diseases. The Spread of diseases by mice, however, is not considered a serious health hazard. – This wide-spread, native rodent is another medium-sized mouse, averaging 7 inches in total length. The tail is longer than the head and body combined. The upper body is shades of brown with white sides and underparts (including chin and throat). The tail is strongly bi-colored. Deer mice have been identified as occasional vectors of Lyme Disease and the Hanta Virus. They should be controlled around human habitation where these diseases are.

The overall size of an opossum’s head and body- is 3-20 inches, tail- is 4-20 inches. There are more than 65 kinds of opossums in North and South America. But only one kind plays possum, Virginia, or common opossum of North America. The phrase “playing possum” comes from this animal’s ability to appear dead when an enemy approaches. The opossum will lie still as if it is quiet, with its eyes closed or, when opened, staring and without blinking. Its tongue hangs from the side of its mouth, and it will still play dead if moved by the animal or tossed about.

The Gull or Seagull is a medium to a large bird, usually gray or white, and often has black marking on its head and wings. It has a long bill and webbed feet. Gulls are ground-nesting birds. They are found in coastal areas and rarely stray far from land. These brilliant birds have learned to co-exist successfully with humans. They eat live crabs and small fish and are often scavengers.

Silverfish are always wingless and are silvery to brown because their bodies are covered with fine scales. They are generally soft-bodied. Adults are up to 3/4 inch long, flattened from top to bottom, elongated and oval, and have three long tail projections and two long antennae. Primarily a nuisance pest inside the home or buildings; can contaminate food, damage paper goods, and stain clothing; medically harmless. Many of their habits resemble cockroaches and appear more common as household pests in drier parts of the state. Occasionally damage book bindings, curtains, and wallpaper.

A typical yellowjacket worker is about 12 mm (0.5 inches) long, with alternating bands on the abdomen. At the same time, the queen is more prominent, about 19 mm (0.75 inches) long (the different patterns on the abdomen help separate various species). Workers are sometimes confused with honey bees, especially when flying in and out of their nests. Yellowjackets, in contrast to honey bees, are not covered with tan-brown dense hair on their bodies and lack the flattened hairy hind legs used to carry pollen. Yellowjackets have a lance-like stinger with tiny barbs and typically sting repeatedly, though occasionally, the sting becomes lodged and pulls free of the wasp’s body. All species have yellow or white on the face. Mouthparts are well-developed for capturing and chewing insects, with a proboscis for sucking nectar, fruit, and other juices. Nests are built in trees, shrubs, and protected places such as inside human-made structures (attics, hollow walls or flooring, sheds, under porches and eaves of houses) or soil cavities, mouse caves, etc. Nests are made from wood fiber chewed into a paper-like pulp.

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The procedure used by our pest control company to exterminate pests is better than dousing them with poisonous chemicals. Though it is a highly praised technique in remote locales, the chemicals and pesticides damage the surrounding. They can affect your health and that of your pet. Our professional staff will assess the magnitude of the invasion by the pests and use the data to plan effectively yet securely on removing the unwanted inhibitors. Rather than countering the problems on your own, below is a list of deeds that will help you understand how you will benefit from the services we offer to our clients.

When it comes to controlling pests from your home, there are various ways that you are exposed to illness. You can fall ill from either a mosquito bite or if you come into contact with droppings from pests. Furthermore, the use of pesticides can be another setback to the health status of your family. But by hiring our pest control company, we will take care of the enigma effectively and safely. No harmful chemicals.

1. You can obtain our services and suffer less from itching and scratching. Almost all the pests can bite, hoping to suck your blood. Spiders, mosquitoes, fleas, and bed bugs are good examples. Signing a contract with us safeguards you from the bites and puts your mind and skin at ease.
2. We offer a lot of services compared to the financial requirements. Rather than spending lots of cash buying chemicals to exterminate the bedbugs, hire our professionals. Certain pests, such as bed bugs, can quickly develop resistance to drugs if you prolong their use. Our pest control staff know how to handle unstoppable pests.
3. We are fully aware of the dangers that come with the help of pesticides. Therefore, we can only apply a condition that requires chemicals. Other than that, it is unwise to use the chemicals as they have toxins that can degrade the environment.
4. You will be safer from less cleaning if you do away with the pests. Pests leave behind a lot of mess. Rats, for instance, can chew over plastic water pipe material or anything over a few minutes. Therefore, if you find a way to eliminate them, you will be safer from less cleaning.
5. Instead of removing bugs and other pests on your own, you can quickly leave the job to be done for you. That will save you more time and resources. It is better than spending lump-sum cash on deeds that might otherwise fail. Once you have managed to keep the pests away from your premises, you are sure that you are going to keep your building safe. Our Company ensures that there are no pests to gnaw, burrow and chew on your property’s structure.

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