Celebrating the return of fall and the disappearance of mosquitoes? Unfortunately, you’ll have to wait a bit longer.
Category: Blog
Natasha Wright
Technical Director
Natasha is a board-certified entomologist and a member of the Entomological Society of America. She earned her bachelor’s degree in entomology at the University of Florida in 2009 and received her master’s degree in entomology at the University of Arkansas in 2013. Natasha says as long as there are humans, they will need pest control.
Prevent Overwintering Pests from Becoming a Nuisance
Now is the perfect time to enact a prevention plan to exclude overwintering pests from your home or business.
Don’t Mess with Yellow Jackets: Spot, Avoid and Eradicate
Avoid getting stung this summer with these tips to help you recognize, avoid and eliminate yellow jackets.
The Ants Go Munching: Carpenter Ant Damage
While ants at your picnic can be annoying, ants in your home or business are much worse, especially if they are carpenter ants.
Carpenter Bees: A Threat to Local Structures
Relatively harmless to humans, carpenter bees can pose a threat to local structures with the tunnels they bore.
Spring into Action to Prevent Springtime Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes always know how to ruin a good time. Now that the warm weather is here, these pests are too. But there’s still hope; here are tips to eliminate or even prevent springtime mosquitoes on your property.
Always in Demand: Consider a Career in Pest Management
Looking for a job that’s always in demand? Consider a career in pest management with us.
Tick Tock: It’s Tick Time in New England
As we enter prime tick season, brush up on these tips to deter, spot and remove ticks and when to seek treatment for a bite.
The Beginning of Subterranean Termite Season
Spring is almost here and so is the subterranean termite, which can cause the most damage of any termite species. We explain how you can fight back.
Watch Out for Winter Wanderers
Pests can enter your house during the winter months just as much as in the summer. Learn what you should look out for and how to prevent an infestation.
