Boxelder Bug Pest Control for Businesses
Boxelder Bug Pest Control for Businesses Dealing with pests in a commercial setting can be especially challenging, and among the array of potential invaders, boxelder [...]
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12, 2023
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09, 2017
Common Fall Pests and Prevention
The weather is starting to cool off again, which means we have the pleasure of dealing with a whole new variety of fall insects looking [...]
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12, 2016
Lady Beetles, Boxelder Bugs and Fall Pests
With the cool weather settling in, homeowners begin to retreat indoors. While many cozy up near the fire, they forget that pests are also looking [...]
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10, 2015
Today’s TMJ4: Don’t Let Your Home Fall Prey to Fall Invaders
Cooler nighttime temperatures make us all want to bundle up, especially Asian Lady Beetles and Boxelder Bugs. These fall invaders sneak into homes in the fall, stay the winter and then look to escape back outside in the spring.
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09, 2015
Lady Beetles, Box Elder Bugs, Cluster Flies – Oh My!
September means back to school, the return of cooler weather and the invasion of over-wintering pests. Over-wintering pests are those pesky creatures that move into structures in the fall, camp out and lay dormant all winter, and then emerge with abandon at the first sign of warm weather. The most common over-wintering pests in the upper Midwest include Asian lady beetles, box elder bugs and cluster flies.
Pest control companies receive an influx of calls in the spring when these pests try to exit homes or businesses. The best way to avoid seeing them in the spring though, is to prevent them from entering your home or business in the fall. So, how do you keep over-wintering pests out?
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03, 2013
Spring Is Here And Now Boxelder Bugs Are Too
As the weather warms up in Minnesota and Wisconsin, you may start to notice the emergence of some little black and red bugs in your home. There’s a very good chance that these are boxelder bugs, nuisance pests that may have overwintered inside your home, unbeknownst to you. When they start to feel the warm spring sun on your home, they come out from wherever they were hiding and start to become active again.