Cockroaches are notorious survivors and seasoned hitchhikers. They are attracted to food and find a way into your home by sneaking into everything from luggage to used furniture or appliances, moving boxes to laundry to grocery bags. Read More >
Did you know that mice can jump a foot into the air? Did you know that they can swim? More than just excellent climbers, mice have all sorts of talents. Unfortunately, they use these talents to get into your home.
As the temperature begins to drop outside, rodents want to get inside your home to stay warm and cozy through the winter. Although small in size, rodents cause big problems for… Read More >
Wondering if rodents have set up residence in your home? Here are three major signs to look out for that indicate you may have a rodent problem—and stop it before it gets out of hand. Read More >
Ticks are tiny but persistent. They will climb brush, shrubs or grass up to 24” high and wait for a host. Once attached, a tick will find a warm area on the body. Depending on the tick species and life stage, they can remain attached and feed from their host for up to ten days.
Additionally, an adult female tick can lay anywhere between 1,500 and 5,000 eggs at once. If 2-3 ticks are effectively… Read More >
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