There are few pest problems that can be as troublesome as bed bugs. These insects can leave painful bites, and while you will want to rid your home of this pests as quickly as possible, you may not have all of the information needed to combat these insects.
Myth: Ridding A Home Of Bed Bugs Only Requires Treating It With Pesticide
Homeowners that have recently discovered that their houses are experiencing bed bug problems may assume that they can correct this problem through simply spraying the interior of the house with pesticides. Read More»
Bed bugs have a way of making even the best days go sour quickly. If you recently found out that your friendly neighbor has bed bugs, you’re probably in panic mode. Bed bugs spread rapidly, and they literally live off of the blood of humans and animals. It’s important for you to stay calm, though, and do the four things listed below.
1. Stay Out of Your Neighbor’s House and Vice Versa Read More»
Although many spiders are beneficial insects when living outside of your home, they can cause anxiety once they enter your living space. In addition, some spider bites may even cause an allergic reaction in certain individuals, so it is best to take measures to control a spider infestation as soon as you become aware of the problem.
Take Immediate Action to Remove the Spiders You See
The first step in eradicating spiders is to remove any visible spiders so that they don’t have a chance to reproduce. Read More»
Even if you don’t care for winter’s short days and cold weather, you’re probably glad that at least the season is relatively pest-free. Like most people, you probably don’t start your pest control techniques until pests start making their presence known in your yard and home interior. However, practicing preventative pest control can help keep both pest populations and pest control costs down. Here’s what you can do in spring to help limit seasonal pests in your yard and home. Read More»
Typical homeowner insurance does not cover the costs associated with pest damage, but there are protection plans available. Typically referred to as termite bonds, these policies help cover the costs for treatments and repairs due to an infestation of termites. When you are involved with a claim, it’s important to document as many details as possible. This includes the first signs of the termites, key attack areas, and any other visual evidence to help with your claim. Read More»
