Posted on: 20 January 2021
One or two flies in the house are annoying, but a whole swarm becomes a major nuisance and health concern. Eliminating the pests will require the use of multiple approaches at once to ensure both the current flies and any future ones won't find your home a welcoming place.
1. Seal Up Screens
Flies typically get in through open windows and doors, and screens are designed to minimize their unwanted entrance.
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Posted on: 18 December 2020
Do you have an ant infestation in your home? If so, there's a lot you should worry about. Ants can bite and inflict severe pain on the skin. Additionally, they are incredibly destructive. Ants can stealthily eat through your wooden furniture and leave it unusable. Thus, if you see these pesky creatures in your home, you should exterminate them immediately. However, before doing that, it's worth noting why you have the infestation.
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Posted on: 17 December 2020
Flying termites have long wings, so they are not hard to miss. These termites are not something you want to see flying around your home. Below is information about these termites and tips to make them leave.
Swarming Termites
There are two termites in a colony, those that damage your home and those that are called swarming termites. The job of the swarming termite is to lay eggs to prevent the termite population from dying.
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Posted on: 10 December 2020
If you have noticed small volcano-shaped bundles of dirt showing up on your property, it is possible you are dealing with a mole problem. Moles not only cause disruption to a property with unsightly dirt pile-ups and movement of the ground for the building of tunnels, but they also indirectly affect the root systems of trees, shrubs, and other plants. Here are some mole control tactics to get these creatures out of your ground for good.
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