Category: Pest Info

Swarmer Season: What You Need to Know

Swarmers, the reproductive members of a termite colony, could be indicators of a termite infestation near or around your home.

Lubber Grasshoppers: The Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Although they look scary, these creatures are not harmful to humans in any way. Slow movers, yet great climbers, these lubbers cannot fly, and can only jump short distances.

Help Prevent Ants In and Around Your Home

Did you know that there are over 2000 ant queens per acre in the state of Florida?

Achieving A Pest-Free Environment this Spring

This spring, try keeping unwanted pests out of your home by just doing a few simple things.

What To Do If You Think You Have Bedbugs

Bedbugs, among the most common types of pests, affect on average 1 in every 5 households yearly. Here you can find some signs that may indicate you have a bedbug infestation.

Rats- Ready or Not, Here They Come

Rats can multiply very quickly. They have an average of 8-18 babies that can reach full maturity in only 8-12 weeks and can reproduce every 60-90 days. Let’s put it this way, rats are not lazy, they like getting busy!

Evidence of Armadillos

Armadillos will burrow under concrete slabs, endangering the stability of the slab by creating air pockets that may lead to cracks in home foundations. They can damage trees by burrowing near them and damaging the root structure.

Geckos Make Great Pests!

Creating a barrier, of sorts, around your home to prevent insects from entering is the best defense against geckos coming inside.

Wasp, Hornets, Bees- Are They Dangerous?

Yellow jackets have the ability to sting humans more than once as their stings are not barbed. The Southern Yellow Jacket lives in both underground nests as well as aerial nests.

Carpenter Ant Infestation | Clermont Florida

Carpenter Ants: The Elusive Ant

A carpenter ant infestation might appear minor and negligible at first glance, but ignoring the problem could lead to costly property damage and replacement work. Additionally, most DIY methods involve sprays that provide temporary solutions by keeping ants at bay but lack the efficiency in eradicating infestations at the root. As a result, homeowners may waste a great deal of time, money, and effort in a lengthy and frustrating process.