Q. In my house, I have a low table in front of a sunny window. In the last couple of weeks, I’ve occasionally found very tiny crawling things on the surface of the table. I don’t find them anywhere else in the house. I think they might be clover mites. Do you think they’re getting in somehow through the window?
VIEW MOREIn the last few years, you have no doubt had several homes in your neighborhood that have been abandoned or gone into foreclosure. People rarely consider that there could be a connection between foreclosed homes and pests on their own property. Empty homes scattered throughout a neighborhood can become the focus of pest problems that can overflow the vacant property to infest surrounding homes. The following pests thrive in the conditions offered by a foreclosed property that no one looks after:
VIEW MOREQ. We seem to have an ongoing problem with millipedes getting into our house. In the fall, we get fairly large numbers inside by the back door. And it seems like I always find a few here and there, no matter what time of year it is. Where are they coming from?
VIEW MOREUsing a pesticide is a responsibility. A pesticide is a poison that can kill living things and its use is not to be taken lightly. A pesticide’s label contains a wealth of information about the pesticide. The label’s purpose is to make sure that you use the product safely.
Read the label before selecting a pesticide
Q. If I hire your company to take care of my termite problem, how can I be sure that you’ll do a good job and that I’ll be a satisfied customer? What if I’m not happy with your work? Are there any guidelines, besides your own, for choosing a pest control company?
VIEW MOREA pest is a pest only if someone thinks it is! Insects and mites that are pests in one situation can be useful in another, sometimes even providing important commercial products. The honeybee is the best known example. It pollinates crops and provides honey. There are a number of less famous insects and mites that provide us with valuable products, as well:
VIEW MOREQ. We often get these beetles in our house…at least I think they’re beetles. They’re black and look kind of like a cockroach and they run really fast. I see them outside too, on our front porch. Do you know where they’re coming from?
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