Having a professional treat your home for pests is the safest and most effective way to get the job done, once and for all. Here are a few questions to ask when scheduling an appointment with your pest control specialist:
What Kinds of Chemicals Will Be Used?
It's a good idea to ask your service provider what kinds of chemicals they use in their treatments, so you know exactly what will be sprayed in and outside of your home when they show up to spray for pests.
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Preventing termite infestations is better than dealing with them after the fact. Infestations can be persistent and difficult to get rid of once they become well-established. The truth is that many termite infestations are very preventable and result from mistakes made by homeowners.
You can minimize the chances that you'll experience a termite infestation at your home by avoiding the following six mistakes.
Neglecting needed repairs to roofing materials and soffit/fascia
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Ants are common household pests that can also be destructive. There are several types of ants, and some of them can damage the wood in your home, while others may just destroy your food when they get in your cabinets. Some ants can even bite, so you don't want the pests in your home. Here are some tips for getting rid of ants and keeping them out of your house.
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It can be alarming to move to a climate that is relatively humid year round to discover that you have also moved into a residence that is harboring a fleet of German cockroaches. These pests are known for their dark-banded bodies and ability to multiply quickly. So, how do you disarm this band of enemies? There are various effective pest extermination methods, but the first step is to clean your home and repair damage.
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One mouse in a cage seems adorable. Dozens of them scurrying through various nooks and crannies of your home isn't so adorable. Mice and rats can leave behind a lot of unpleasant things, from urine and feces (and the diseases that are spread through them) to chewed-up wiring and insulation. Needless to say, it's a problem that merits a bit of control.
If you're wondering how to deal with your rodent problem without resorting to toxic poisons and pesticides, you'll want to read the following.
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