Our Pest Control Blog
You’ve got questions about pest control, we’ve got answers! Our blog is the place to learn more about specific pests, industry innovations, and more.
A deck is more than just some big wooden platform behind a home. It is a place of social gathering, a place of excitement, and something that should be cherished by every homeowner. If nothing else, decks should be taken care of due to the sheer cost of putting one together. By the time you factor in wood, labor, stain, and a topcoat, the price adds up. One common enemy a deck faces, however, is termites. These silent killers can wreak plenty of havoc on your home before you even realize it. That especially includes wooden decks. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your deck from termites.
Pests can multiply scary fast. That’s one fact that most people underestimate.
The truth is that unless you understand how fast a pest can multiply, it can be almost impossible to calculate how big of an infestation you have.
Imagine you open your closet doors and start looking through your clothes to find small holes and yellow stains covering your shirts, pants, and skirts. If you have seen these holes on your clothes and other cotton, silk or linen materials throughout your home, chances are you have a silverfish infestation. Here is some information about silverfish and how they can damage your clothes.
Living near the woods is supposed to be peaceful and idyllic. But, when those woodland pests start invading your home, it’s anything but that.
Thankfully, we have ways of keeping those pests out. Here are three tips to protect your home from pests when you live near a wooded area.
Although they look and act different, termites and cockroaches are quite similar. There are a few physical characteristics that are shared between the two pests. Both insects seek shelter, often inside the home, to find food and water.
There are many troublesome pests that we encounter in North Carolina. However, cockroaches definitely rank among the worst. It doesn’t take long for these insects to create unsanitary conditions, which put your family at a greater risk of getting sick.
