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Environmentally Friendlier Processes for Pest Control
The Benefits of Going Green Over the years many pest control companies have realized the benefits of switching from harsher chemicals and pesticides to much greener options. These green products are...
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Ants – The Biggest Pest Problem in the Country
What Makes Ants a Problem Ants are everywhere. They are a part of the ecosystem and have their own functions to perform. However, they become a problem when they enter into our homes. Ants can...
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Barricade Your Home Against Termites
Termites can do a lot of damage to any home when you don’t know that they are there. A lot of people think that because termites need wood that they will live within the structure of the house and...
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Managing Winter Pests
Between February 8th and 10th, snowstorm Nemo blanketed Worcester with over two feet of snow, keeping schools closed and workers at home on Monday, February 11. But not even the cold and snow of the...
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Bed Bugs Can Come Home with You From Vacation
How Do They Travel? Bed bugs can crawl from place to place, but given their size, it will take them a very long time to get from point A to point B. At most this may get them from one room to...
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When There is a Mouse in the House
If you see a mouse in your home, there are a few explanations for its appearance. The first is that the mouse somehow got in by accident and really doesn’t mean to be there. It may become interested...
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Keeping Pests Out All Year Long
Not every insect will die off when cold weather rolls in. Likewise, rodents and other animals don’t become inactive as they wait for spring. Many animals and insects are still very active and can...
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What Makes a Centipede a Pest?
Do I Need to Worry About Centipedes? Yes and no. Centipedes are the sort of pest that don’t invade a person’s house unless they discover a food source readily available. Centipedes don’t eat what a...
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