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A pest infestation is the last thing you want to deal with. But what do you do if bees have made a nest inside your attic, walls, or underneath your home? Read on to learn how to get rid of… (READ MORE)
Raccoons are clever and adventurous animals that will explore their surroundings. Unfortunately, their curiosity can sometimes bring them into your home. If you have a raccoon in your property, what do you do next? You might see their cute, round… (READ MORE)
Keeping Ants at Bay: Your Guide to the Top Ant Prevention Tips How do you keep ants out of your home? Check out this guide to learn the top ant prevention tips. Did you know there are more than 10,000… (READ MORE)
Termite Takeover: The Top Termite Control Tips The Top Termite Control Tips How do you keep termites away from your home? Check out this guide to learn the top termite control tips. It can be hard to keep termites at… (READ MORE)
With alternative ways of controlling pests, the convenience of the no tent treatment for termites and bed bugs makes it a perfect, affordable solution.
The southern chinch bug is currently the most difficult-to-control and damaging insect pest in Florida. Nymphs and adults feed on plant fluids within leaf sheaths, down in the thatch, and this feeding kills the grass plants and contributes to weed… (READ MORE)
The Florida woods cockroach – palmetto bug, is a large species of cockroach which typically grows to a length of 30–40 mm (1.2–1.6 in). When alarmed, adults can eject an extremely foul smelling directional spray up to one meter,which inspired several of its other… (READ MORE)
Homeowners should also routinely inspect the property for signs of drywood termites, paying special attention to window and doorframes, trim, eaves, siding and attics. Drywood termites can be avoided by making sure firewood and scrap wood is stored at least 20… (READ MORE)
The Asian and Formosan subterranean termite species are producing hundreds of thousands of winged males and females (known as alates), which are in turn creating hybrid colonies, according to University of Florida entomologists. The two species are no joke, and… (READ MORE)
Kissing bugs are insects that may be infected with Trypanosoma cruzi, the parasite that causes Chagas disease. They are commonly known as cone-nose bugs or chinches. Kissing bugs feed on blood during the night, and they are called kissing bugs… (READ MORE)