Carpenter Ants vs. Termites
Although they may look different to the trained eye, termites and carpenter ants do share common features, characteristics, and behavior—making these insects difficult to tell [...]
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05, 2021
Bed Bugs: The Worst Vacation Souvenir
You’ve gone on vacation and had a lovely time. You’ve seen the sights, sampled the local cuisine, and have had a fun time away from [...]
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08, 2020
Back to School Bed Bug Prevention
It’s that time of year again - students, teachers, and parents are preparing for the new school year. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many [...]
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07, 2020
Flexible Pest Control For Your Business
As a manager or business owner, you have enough on your plate. From managing finances to hiring staff and managing inventory – it’s a lot [...]
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06, 2020
Bite- and Sting-Free Celebrations
For many of us, the outdoors has become an escape from day-to-day life as we try to find a new normal with COVID-19. Warm weather [...]
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05, 2020
Why Should I Choose Disinfectix™?
The number one fear for many business owners is that their employees and customers are at-risk of contracting the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in their facility. [...]
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03, 2020
Exterior Pest Control – FAQ
“If I don’t want pests inside my home, then my technician should perform interior services, correct?” Not necessarily. It’s a common misconception that interior treatments [...]
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03, 2020
COVID-19 Precautions
As the progression of coronavirus (COVID-19) continues, the safety of our customers and employees remain our highest priority. While we all practice social distancing, pests [...]
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12, 2019
How to Prevent Mice from Entering My Home
You’ve heard pest control experts say to seal off all entry points to prevent mice. But what does that really mean? Where should I be [...]
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10, 2019
How Do Mice Get In?
Mice chew through walls to get behind your cabinets and climb into drawers. They gnaw through pantry food packages, cereal boxes, pet food bags, and other cardboard or paper packaging. In addition to causing serious damage, mice can carry bacteria and disease in their fur and inside their bellies.