Braman News

Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about what swarms look like, what you should do if you see termites and why professional extermination is the best way to protect your home.

The New England Pest Management Association award celebrates leaders who have made notable contributions to the development and growth of the profession, their businesses and other women in the industry.

Natasha was on WWLP 22-News with advice to prevent mice and rats from seeking shelter in homes, businesses and vehicles this winter.

Sure, some mice are cute. Mickey, Mighty, Jerry and even Ratatouille (technically a rat) have found their way into our hearts. But when mice and rats find their way into your home, that’s another story.

An SHRM-CP-certified HR leader with more than a decade of experience, Garriss brings a strong background in talent strategy, employee relations and organizational development to support Braman’s continued growth.

Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about some of the creepy crawlies that may be smuggled inside along with your natural holiday decor, and offering tips to reduce the risk.

The kissing bug is not as cute as the name sounds, as Natasha explains in this Mass Appeal segment.

Natasha was a guest on Mass Appeal recently discussing why you may be seeing more spiders indoors as temps start to chill out. Watch and learn.

While even a hard frost will kill off the adults, by the time that happens, they will have already laid their eggs. Natasha explains more in this Western Mass News segment.

The weather has cooled significantly in October, prompting insects to seek refuge indoors.

Natasha contributed to this coverage on WWLP 22-News about the discovery of this invasive species in Massachusetts.

Natasha provided commentary as part of this local news story, explaining why bees and wasps are especially aggressive at this time of year.

Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about common pests that may become an indoor nuisance in colder weather, including boxelder bugs, ladybugs and stink bugs.

Yellowjackets, wasps and hornets are a risk all summer long, but colonies reach their maximum size in late summer. That’s when these pests often become more defensive and aggressive, so extra caution is warranted.

Natasha contributed to this article in Martha Stuart magazine, offering tips to get rid of chiggers from backyards.

This strategic move marks a significant milestone in Braman’s ongoing growth strategy and reinforces its position as a regional leader in pest control services.

In this WWLP 22-News segment, Natasha noted that these potentially disease-carrying pests develop faster in the hot weather.

To slow the spread, experts ask that residents kill the pests by stepping on them or using a fly swatter. If you see a large number of them, take a picture and report it.

Natasha was on Mass Appeal with what you need to know about these drilling pests and the damage they can do.

People are quick to see many insects as pests that need to be eliminated, but some serve a vital purpose in our ecosystem, such as the honey bee. Natasha explains in the Mass Appeal segment.