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It is that time of the year!!!! Can be found in homes and buildings throughout the United States. Are small, silver-scaled insects, about one-half inch in length with two long antennae projecting from the front of the insect and three bristly antenna-like appendages projecting from the rear. Live tw…Read More

One of the oldest insects – fossil remains date back 200 million years. Crawl around on six legs, have wings and two antennae. Like dark, damp places with a plentiful food supply; hide during the day in warm, dark places, such as under sinks, behind dishwashers, stoves and refrigerators, and insid…Read More

It's that time of the Year for Ants More than 20 varieties of ants invade homes throughout the United States during the warm months of the year. Worldwide, there are more than 12,000 species, but only a small number cause problems. Destructive ants include fire and carpenter ants. Others ant types i…Read More

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Squirrels Often take up residence in attics or garage ceilings. Choose homes for nest building based on availability of feeding sources. Can chew through many structural materials. Are generally unaffected by repellents. Common enter the home via broken screens, roof tiles and gaps. Call us today to…Read More

Q: Where do mosquitoes come from?A: Mosquitoes breed in standing water, where the adults lay their eggs and the larvae hatch and develop. Because mosquitioes must have water to complete their life cycle, treating sources of water is important to prevent the larvae from becoming breeding, biting, and…Read More

Spring has Sprung!!!! Carpenter Bees Resemble bumblebees, but the top of the carpenter bee’s abdomen is hairless, often shiny, black, and has no yellow stripe. Are about one inch in length. Bore into dried, seasoned and untreated wood surfaces, preferring softwoods such as cedar, redwood, cypress,…Read More