Talking About Pest Control

• 4 Things You Need To Know About Sweat Bees

  3 May 2016

  More than 4,000 species of native bees make the United States their home, and you may encounter a number of these creatures in your backyard. One particularly distressing bee is the sweat bee, a bee that is attracted to human sweat. Here are four things you need to know about sweat bees. What do sweat bees look like? Sweat bees are a large family of bees with similar characteristics, and their appearance can vary between individual species.

• Getting Rid Of Pantry Moths

  3 May 2016

  Imagine reaching for your favorite cereal in the morning. As you open the box, you scream. A pantry moth has just flown out! It's not a pretty picture, is it? Pantry moths are pesky and annoying invaders. Once an infestation starts, it is important to take the right measures to end the infestation and prevent it from happening in the future. Prevention is Key Pantry moths are attracted to foods like grains, cereal, dried fruits, pet food, seeds, and nuts.

• Use An Artificial Sweetener To Get Rid Of Your Ant Problem

  29 April 2016

  Having ants inside your house is a concern not only because they might be trying to climb over your food, but also because they could be building nests in your walls and you could be in line for a major infestation. While you should quickly call a pest control professional if you're experiencing a dramatic outbreak of any pests, including ants, just seeing a handful of ants in your home means that you can often take care of the problem yourself.

• 5 Signs You May Have a Bedbug Infestation

  29 April 2016

  The possibility of a bedbug infestation isn't something to take lightly. The longer you allow bedbugs to feed on you and hide in your home, the more they reproduce and the further they spread. It also increases their chances of spreading to friends' houses, which could put a strain on the relationship. If you suspect bedbugs may be invading your home, you may need to call in an expert, but there are a few simple things you can do first to help you determine the likelihood that you do indeed have a problem.

• Use These Techniques To Keep Mosquitoes Out Of Your Home

  28 April 2016

  Mosquitoes seem to have a knack for finding their way indoors, even when diligence is used to keep the doors, windows, and screens closed. And once inside, they tend to find some skin to latch onto for a quick meal, which typically results in plenty of itching, and even some pain, for the humans involved. The good news is that there are a few things you can to do minimize mosquito infiltration within your household, which should keep your family more comfortable when spending time at home – especially duringthe hotter seasons.