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When you’re in business for over 100 years, you learn a thing or two about pests. Check out our blog for fun facts, preventative tips, and industry secrets.
Learning about termite season in Pittsburgh and the signs of a termite infestation could save your home thousands of dollars in repairs, on top of the mental anguish it could cause your family.
In this blog, we explore what termite swarmers look like and why understanding their characteristics is essential for effective termite control.
When it comes to the world of insects, ladybugs are often regarded as charming and beneficial creatures. These small, spotted beetles are not only aesthetically pleasing—they also play a crucial role in natural pest control.
The Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive insect native to Asia, has become a major concern in Pennsylvania. This destructive pest poses a significant threat to the state's agriculture industry and natural ecosystems.
Spotted lantern flies are an invasive species that has been causing severe damage to plants and trees in many parts of the United States. These pests can be very difficult to manage, but there are some methods that have proven to be successful in controlling them.
As the weather gets warmer, we're all spending more time outdoors enjoying the sunshine. But along with the warmer weather comes an increased risk of being bitten by insects. Some insect bites are just annoying, but others can be dangerous.
You think you know everything you need to know about cockroaches, right? They are dirty, there a lot of them, and you don’t want them in your home!
That is a great question to ask, and the answer is yes! Yes, they are beneficial; and yes, they can be dangerous.
Mouse traps are perhaps the most misunderstood pest control product on the planet.
The most common go-to when faced with a mouse problem is the good old mouse trap.