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Returning Home from the Holidays…Not Alone! Bed Bugs Follow Americans Home from Winter Vacations
For the 131 million Americans back home from their relaxing holiday vacations, a surprise visitor could await them as they unpack. Bed bugs have become a major concern for those traveling, who may find more than just clothing and shoes in their luggage upon their return.
stink bug
overwintering
Are Stink Bugs Driving You Crazy? Pest Experts Reveal How To Get Rid Of Stink Bugs
Stink Bugs are out earlier this year because of the rainy summer we had and now, our cooler weather is forcing stink bugs to make their way inside to find warmth. In addition, stink bugs secrete pheromones to alert other stink bugs to where they are, which is why they can frequently be found congregating.
Flying Insects
The Ugly Truth About Beautiful Spotted Lanternflies
Bright and striking colors in nature are often associated with beauty and vibrancy. However, Spotted Lanternflies are certainly the exception.
Flying Insects
Danger Afoot: Be on Alert for Hidden Wasp Nests
Not only is a wasp attack extremely painful - it can also be dangerous to your health.
Rodents
Rat-Proof Your Business
There were more than 2,378 rat-reported complaints in NYC during the month of June — and this number continues to rise.
Flying Insects
They’re Back! Spotted Lanternflies Strike Again, Pest Experts Offer Tips on Controlling this Invasive Species
The invasive spotted lanternfly has officially returned, causing more havoc than ever.
Ticks
Mosquitoes
Summer's Uninvited Guests: Your Expert Guide to Tackling Ticks and Mosquitoes
Five cases of locally transmitted malaria were discovered in Texas and Florida, citing mosquito-borne diseases are expected to travel outside of their typical regions.
Flying Insects
5 Tips on How To Prevent Flies from Invading Your Kitchen!
Hot and humid temperatures outside can often bring flies in, especially into the kitchen, which poses risks to food safety and overall cleanliness.
Flying Insects
Welcome Summer… Buzz Off, Carpenter Bees! Effective Tips to Prevent Pest Infestations this Summer
Not only can buzzing insects cause harm with their painful stings, but they can also wreak havoc on your property, drilling into wood and causing structural damage.
7 Expert Tips to Enjoy a Bug-Free Memorial Day BBQ
Whether you’re opening up the pool or getting ready to fire up the grill this Memorial Day weekend – don’t forget to protect your home from pests!
Ticks
It’s Tick Awareness Week - Here’s the 411 on Preventing Ticks!
With an estimated 300,000 new cases of Lyme Disease occurring in the US every year, it's important to remember that the peak season for contracting the tick-borne illness is late spring into early summer.
Not Welcome! 5 Ways to Keep Animals Out of Your Home
If your home is located next to a wooded area or a grassy field, you’ve most likely seen wildlife on your property.
Ticks
Protect Yourself from Ticks this Spring
The New York State Department of Health sent out an official warning this week notifying people about the arrival of ticks, along with the start of the warmer spring weather.
Rodents
Don’t Let it Snow: Mice Stay Out!
With this week's forecast predicting more snowy days on the way, you can take steps to make sure that your home does not become a snow hideout for mice.
Watch Out for Late Winter Bugs!
Be proactive and keep these unwanted late-season guests out of your home. The first step is knowing who they are and how to block all their entry points.
Exterminator vs. Pest Control Company: Is There Really A Difference?
Today’s pest control technicians are educated professionals who focus on environmentally conscious ways to vanquish pests.
Flying Insects
Enter July and the Spotted Lanternflies
Spotted lanternflies may look pretty, but they pose a threat to agriculture throughout the areas they invade.
