Protecting Your Home

Posted on: 19 October 2022
There are a few methods of termite control your exterminator might consider when you have termite activity in your home. They might try bait or liquid termiticide. However, when you have a bad infestation of termites, or the termites are in an inaccessible area, your pest control professional may recommend tenting. Tenting is a long-standing and effective method for killing termites. Here's what you should know about termite control with tenting.
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Posted on: 8 September 2022
If you have a dog or cat, or more than one of these pets, the prospect of them contracting fleas at one time or another is a real concern, especially if they spend any amount of time outdoors. When a pet gets fleas, these pests can easily multiply to areas inside of your home where you would rather they do not exist. Here are steps to take to rid your home of an unwanted flea infestation and keep them away for good.
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Posted on: 3 August 2022
Bed bugs are a pest that can be difficult to get rid of once they get into your home. They can get to your home in a number of ways, including on your clothing, your shoes, or your luggage from elsewhere such as a hotel, or from someone else's home. If you end up with bed bugs in your home, there are telltale signs that you have them. These pests may leave behind blood smears on your walls or on your bedding, or they may leave behind their skin sheds.
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Posted on: 24 June 2022
Bat removal and wildlife animal control can be a daunting task for the average homeowner. Bats find their way into your home for a number of reasons, and one of these reasons is because they have found it easy to get in. This might be because your home is older and has easy access, or it could be because branches from a tree are too close. Regardless of how they got in, the next step is finding a professional wildlife removal specialist that can deal with the problem humanely.
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