As warmer weather arrives in New England, tiny arthropods like springtails, clover mites, and psocids often make their way indoors, sparking concern among homeowners. These pests can appear in large numbers but are generally harmless nuisances rather than threats. In this post, we’ll break down their biology, behaviors, optimal conditions, risks (or lack thereof), and…
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What Summer Activities Attract Pests: A Guide from Colonial Pest Control Summer means sunshine, barbecues, and outdoor fun, but did you know that many favorite summer activities can also attract unwanted pests? From feeding hummingbirds to hosting cookouts, everyday warm-weather habits can turn your yard or home into a pest paradise. Let’s explore some of…
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Understanding Common Cockroaches in New England At Colonial Pest Control, we know that spotting a cockroach in your New England home can be unsettling. Not all roaches are the same, and understanding their differences can help you identify and address infestations effectively. In this blog, we’ll explore the key cockroach species found in New England—Pennsylvania…
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As spring awakens in New England, the warming temperatures and blooming landscapes herald the return of swarming insects. From termites to mosquitoes, these creatures play vital ecological roles but can pose significant challenges when they invade homes, gardens, or outdoor spaces. This blog post explores the behaviors, infestation risks, and management strategies for key swarming…
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Rodent infestations pose significant challenges for homeowners and businesses, threatening health, property, and peace of mind. Responsible pest control professionals, like those at Colonial Pest Control, tackle these issues with expertise and care, prioritizing safe and effective solutions. Rodenticides play a critical role in managing rodent populations, but their use requires precision and mindfulness to…
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