Things You Can Do to Help Prevent Pests from Entering Your Home Before Spring

Spring brings the blooming of flowers, trees full of leaves and green grass. With the great weather ahead, more and more people just can’t wait for the change of season. But with the coming of the warm weather, it can also be expected that different pests will be more active. Pests such as ants, mosquitoes, wasps, ticks, fleas, cockroaches, rodents, and … Read More

The Threat of Beetles in Texas

The emerald ash borer beetle is not a native beetle in the United States as it originated in Asia and was probably transported by cargo ships or airplanes. They were first found in Michigan, the year 2002, but have now spread to most states including Texas. This beetle is considered a threat because of its ability to nibble on ash foliage and … Read More

Common Winter Pests in California

California is home to movie stars, theme parks, and countless beaches. Although this state offers a wide variety of advantages, it is also home to countless pests that are commonly encountered by Californians. This winter, homes are not spared by the presence of pests as these pests may be enjoying the comforts of your warm home. Since winter brings cold, … Read More

Ant Invasion Determined by Weather – Rain & Drought

Ants can invade homes regardless if it is raining or there is a drought. Weather directly affects how pests do their activities. It does not matter whether it is hot or humid, cool or dry, or rainy. Ants will still be attracted to what your kitchen offers. However, it is known that these ants may invade in larger numbers because … Read More

Subterranean Termites Characteristics, Habitat, and Behavior

Subterranean termites (Reticulitermes flavipes) Most species of subterranean termites in North America belong to the widespread genus Reticulitermes species, Coptotermes species, and Heterotermes species. Characteristics Subterranean termites can be blamed for the destruction of structures since they have the ability to create structural infestations. The presence of annual flights can indicate that an infestation may be at hand. Just like … Read More

The Most Popular Types of Scorpions in the Southwest US

Scorpions are commonly found in the Southwest United States because of the area’s great habitats and appealing temperature. While this part of the U.S. is an ideal place for scorpions, most homeowners still find these arachnids terrifying and dangerous. While most scorpions provide a sting to capture their prey and may sting potentials humans, most scorpions are still considered not … Read More

Why are Wild Animals Entering Your Home

Wildlife and Your Home It is going to get cold this winter, and it is not just you who would be feeling the same way. Animals who naturally live in their natural habitat, such as squirrels raccoons,mice, woodchuck, and other types of wildlife may take refuge in your home, especially when the weather in the mountains become cool and they … Read More

The 5 Most Common Spiders in Southern California

There are so many different spider species found in Southern California. Most of them are venomous and will seek insects or other spiders to feed on. Although most spiders are venomous, most of them are still not dangerous to people. They may also attack when threatened, but in most cases, these spiders will just run away and hide. Their venom … Read More

The Top 10 Most Common Types of Pests in Houston, TX

Cockroaches The American cockroach and the German cockroach are known to be prevalent in Houston, Texas. Their ability to eat any type of food makes them prevalent in most places. The German cockroach is a common indoor pest while the American cockroach is commonly found in storm drains and utility tunnels because they prefer to stay in warm, moist areas. … Read More

The Top 5 Most Common Pests in New Mexico During the Fall

Mice and Rats With fall here, a large number of mice and rats will seek refuge in homes to keep safe for the coming winter. These rodents can easily enter a building through any hole. They can get inside a house through cracks in foundations, openings in utility lines, loose vents, doors or screens, and so on. These pests are … Read More