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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.
Do you want to know more about the baldfaced hornets that live in Pennsylvania?
While they have "hornet" in their name, they have more in common with yellow jackets. Like yellow jackets, baldfaced hornets are social insects that will swarm and pursue a target they perceive as a threat. So what do they perceive as a threat?
Have you noticed small, shield-shaped tan bugs crawling on your curtains, walls, or light fixtures? If so, you might have stink bugs in your home. While they don’t live or reproduce indoors, they seek shelter inside when the weather gets cold.
What is one of the biggest fears of renters? Bed bugs!
When you see a rodent in your home, you might not immediately know if it is a mouse or a rat or what to do about rodents in your home.
Removing any stinging insect's nest without proper gear and training can lead to an undesirable outcome.
Carpenter bees can cause all kinds of problems when they infest the wood of your home.
One of the more common pests found in residential homes is the fruit fly. While there are many different types of flies that can make their way inside, fruit flies are some of the most difficult to get rid of.
Deck season is also the time of year that that many species of stinging insects (bees, paper wasps, hornets, yellow jackets) are building their nests and building their numbers.
Most people associate fleas with pets, subscribing to the idea that you can only be susceptible to a flea infestation if you are a pet owner. However, this is a common misconception.
When it comes to analyzing habitat resources, there are essentially two types of spiders. House spiders and non-house spiders. When they come into your home, they’ll respond differently.
Fleas can infest homes that have no pets and still be very problematic as they bite us too.
Fleas are a very tiny pest that can cause big problems on properties and inside homes.
While all ticks can spread diseases from host animals to humans by a process called zoonoses, each of them have certain diseases they are vectors for.
The brutal, extended winter season has not only become quite tiresome, but has also left many anxiously awaiting spring activities. This includes a
