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Were you aware that May is “National Pet Month”?
Were you aware that May is “National Pet Month”? Lots of us own pets, from cats to snakes and because of this we can also from time to time get uninvited pests including ticks and other vermin. In...
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Cockroaches: An Asthmatic’s Worst Enemy.
Cockroach. Just the word is enough to send a shiver down anyone’s spine, and it’s no mystery why. Besides being unpleasant to look at, these creepy critters readily transmit disease, produce...
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It’s not always easy to be good or is that great!
There are those days when we all think we are good at what we do and along comes somebody to put us in our place. I’m often reminded that you are only as good as that weakest link, so training is...
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Hey what is that attached to that cockroach?
Cockroaches often deliver babies by way of an egg case or ootheca, these roaches either carry them to term, paste them to walls or drop them just before birthing occurs. Different species = different...
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April is National Pest Management Month
April is National Pest Management Month, an observance that has been taking place for more than 30 years! Research shows spring and summer are when pest problems are of most concern to homeowners....
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Genealogy & Pest Control
Pest Management Professional Magazine recently did an article in their “After Hours” section called “Connecting genealogy and pest management” by Dan Jacobs and I wanted to say thanks. I also want to...
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Down tubes and termites
Desert termites – yep these little gals are a bit on the weird side. They look for food 24/7/365 and they build tubes up and down. Instead of having to go back the same route, they...
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Sometimes it is and isn’t honeybees?
Not sure exactly what is going on but at first thought that the bees had found a way into the home by way of a crack or space in the light fixture. Next morning no bees at all, so maybe they were...
View ArticleAre you traveling for Thanksgiving?
First off – Happy Thanksgiving! Over the roads and through the woods, oh wait that is Christmas but if you are traveling please plan ahead for unwanted pests. Are you spending the night out, are you...
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Termites are always looking for food.
Termites are always looking for food and guess what, that could be your home. What do you look for: Mud tubes. Look at your foundation, check at your ceiling for down tubes or just dirt. Look for...
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