Our Pest Control Blog

We’ve got decades of experience in both pest control and lawn care. Our seasoned experts are glad to share their knowledge with you so that together, we can keep your home pest-free.

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Bee Hive
Bees! An Amazing Comeback!

We are very well on the way to finding out what caused the Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) that played a large part in the dramatic collapse of honeybee colonies across the country during the past ten years.

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Spiders
Spiders in Springtime

In the springtime, you will see spiders showing up in all kinds of places while they set the table for their summer reproductive season. As the weather warms up, the spiders start looking for ant trails to set up housekeeping.

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Bees
Good Bees Vs. Bad Bees

Are there good bees and bad bees? The answer is yes, but it depends on the situation. If you are talking about honey bees pollinating flowers for the benefits of nature, there is no doubt that bees are good. But if you have a nest in or around your home, the answer is that not all bees are bad.

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Spider
Spiders in San Diego: What Spiders Live Near You?

In San Diego there are two spiders that you need to watch out for, the Brown Widow, Black Widow and the Desert Recluse. If you’ve ever stumbled across these creatures and managed to walk away unscathed then consider yourself lucky. While their appearance is frightening their bite is much worse.

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Ants in House
Prevent Ants From Getting Into Your Pantry

Keeping these insects out of your home is easier than getting rid of them after they make their way inside, so you must learn what attracts ants and how you can discourage them. Arming yourself with the right tips and information will allow you to protect your pantry without much trouble, and you will know you are on the right track.

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Earwig
Do Earwigs Bite or Pinch?

Earwigs – these insects look like aliens from another planet. Their long bodies, numerous legs and pinchers make them the stuff of horror movies. In fact, these pests have earned a reputation as deadly predators that feed on the human brain.

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Stored Food
Stored Food Pests

You will find the larvae in nuts, grain products, wall hangings, bird seed, pet food, cereals, and sometimes in sealed containers fresh from the grocery store!

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