Early Spring Occasional Invaders As the snow melts and temperatures begin to rise across New England in early spring, March, April, and the beginning of May, homeowners may notice an uptick in uninvited guests. These aren’t friends stopping by for a warm cup of coffee; they’re *occasional invaders*, a group of pests that primarily live…
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Ants in New England Homes: A Late Winter Surprise As the chill of late winter lingers in New England, homeowners might expect their homes to remain quiet sanctuaries from the bustling outdoor world. However, February often brings an unexpected visitor: ants. Even with snow still blanketing the ground, these tiny invaders can make their way…
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Inspect and Replace Water-Damaged Wood Check your home’s structure (e.g., siding, decks, window frames) for water damage, as rotting or damp wood attracts pests like termites and carpenter ants. Replace any compromised wood to eliminate potential nesting sites. Protect wood by applying a fresh coat of paint or stain. This will come in handy to…
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Zack Ciras speaks from Prospect Hill Park in Waltham, MA about a problem account in Dedham, MA where the mice have been digging in a tenant’s house plants, but are not consuming the rodenticide baits. What competing food sources could they be eating? Pokeweed may be one option they have. Setting the Scene Welcome. I’m…
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Occasional Invaders It’s a great big world of critters all around us! The more one looks around, the more insects one will see. Some insects observed are small pollinators, some are garden insects who control pests which may be harmful to your plants, and some are true pests to your home and family. All have…
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Worcester, MA 01604
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