Braman News

The cooler temperatures as the seasons change from summer to fall allow many homeowners to get outside and start working on exterior projects that they were putting off during the dog days of summer.

The Easthampton Health Department is notifying residents on what to do if a bat is in your home and how serious exposure to bats can be.

It’s still mosquito season in Massachusetts, and bug spray is your first line of defense if you’re going outdoors.

No matter how diligent you are about cleaning up after yourself and taking care of your home, chances are you still manage to find some pests invading your space.

Chances are you’ve probably been seeing bees out in your garden. But there are other stinging insects to be on the lookout for.

If you’ve been outside recently anywhere in western Massachusetts, you’ve probably been swarmed by gnats.

You probably already know that termites like wood. And you probably know that a termite infestation can cost big bucks to remedy.

Warmer days and nights mean we’re spending more time outdoors. We’re not only trying to avoid mosquitoes but some of the more dangerous stinging insects like bees and wasps.

Termites cause damage that is typically not covered by homeowners’ insurance.

Spring is here and that means we’re starting to see more ants. It happens every year when winter ends…ants become much more active.

A rare, parasitic disease caused by a bug dubbed ‘the kissing bug’ is spreading across the country, with a case now reported in Massachusetts.

Summertime has many hidden dangers, and one of those dangers is bugs! Some are just a nuisance, but others can be dangerous and even deadly.

Perhaps you’ve already noticed, now is the time for house flies to start invading your home. Experts said the summer heat brings them out in droves and before you know it you could have a full on infestation on your hands.

One skill all homeowners and renters should master is knowing how to get rid of mice and other rodents. Depending on your perspective and level of infestation, these unwanted critters can range from an annoyance to a nightmare.

If you’ve ever dealt with bedbugs before, you’ve likely learned the hard way that there are a lot of things that people get wrong about them. And because bedbugs can cause some headaches for those who encounter them, you might want to know what’s true and what’s not.