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Pests can be quite annoying. It is for this reason that you need to be proactive. One way to ensure this is to come up with ways to detect them early on. Doing this goes a long way in preventing a minor annoyance from turning out to be a huge problem. Most of the time, signs can go unnoticed. This is especially true if you are dealing with a small…
Pests are prevalent all year round. This is regardless of the weather or season. Each time of the year has its own set of challenges when it comes to infestations. For instance, expect to have ants invading your kitchen during summer. Another example is rodents coming into your home during winter as they look for warmth. From such examples, you have to keep pests at bay at all times. You…
For many years, we have always sprayed chemicals to keep pests away. However, this is not a very good solution. These chemicals pose serious risks to you and your loved ones. They cause issues like skin irritation and respiratory complications. By looking at this, you can see that pesticides solve one problem while creating another. So, what else can you use? Pest Control Eliminates Cockroaches Mitigation techniques have come a…
As much as human beings, insects are highly susceptible to the alternation of weather seasons. Therefore, temperature variation, humidity, and rainfall affect their life cycle, population, and activity significantly. For instance, summer plays a role in accelerating their breeding, thereby causing havoc infestations. Winter’s freezing point, however, forces insects to migrate to the indoors where they find shelter and warmth. Having a proper comprehension of how pests behave according to…
Spring in Colorado means warmer days. This is not only good for humans but for pests too. Due to this, as an owner of a mountain home in Colorado, you are likely to experience increased pest activity. This is as insects and rodents wake up from their winter slumber. Lucky for you, many proactive pest prevention methods exist. Actions like blocking entryways can go a long way in keeping pests…
Pests can be quite a nuisance. They have the capability to cause structural damage. They can also expose you and your loved ones to potential health risks. Some good examples include mosquitoes and termites. Such pesky insects and critters can really make your life quite a menace. Are you a homeowner in Colorado? Then you should already know that the region is home to a wide array of pests. What…
Colorado is an amazing place. This is due to its stunning Rocky Mountains. It also has incredible landscapes. In addition, it has a high-elevation climate. These features make living here a dream for many. Unfortunately, these perfect conditions don’t just favor humans. They also promote the existence of pests. Due to this, the state has so many pests. Homeowners find them quite a nuisance. Some examples include spiders, rodents, and…
As a homeowner in Colorado, you may have realized that pests become quite a menace during chilly weather. Well, the reasoning behind this is that most of them seek refuge indoors to escape the chilly conditions outside. Since most thrive in warm temperatures, they have to get into your house for that extra warmth. Additionally, you have readily available food sources meaning they don’t have to go outside to look. …
Let’s talk bugs – or rather, how to keep them out of your home without turning your space into a chemical warfare zone. Think of your home as a cozy castle, and those creepy crawlies as tiny invaders looking for their next all-inclusive resort. We’re about to turn your home into the least appealing destination on their travel plans. The Secret Life of Bugs (And Why They’re Eyeing Your Home)…
You know that moment when you’re lying in bed, just about to drift off, and you hear that faint, peculiar scratching sound? The one that makes you wonder if you’re imagining things? I spent fifteen years as a pest control specialist, and let me tell you – your imagination isn’t playing tricks on you. Those tiny signals your home sends you are like text messages from an anxious friend, desperately…