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Did you know that camel crickets just when scared? Also, centipedes carry venom that is generally harmless to humans, but can kill prey like cockroaches and moths. These are just a few of the many interesting facts to know about common household pests. As annoying as these insects might be, you have to admit they are also intriguing. If you would like to learn more about common household pests, and also about the people who work to eliminate them, then welcome to this website about pest control. The more you know about the enemy, the better you'll be able to fight them.

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5 Essential Tips for Effective Termite Control
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How Professional Pest Control Services Can Help Homeowners Manage Mosquitoes

19 December 2022
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Regardless of where you live, there probably will be a few pests you come in contact with. Mosquitoes are some of the more troubling because of their attraction to human blood. If you have chronic issues with them, maybe it's time to use pest control services. They can help in a couple of pivotal ways. Adjust Entry Points if They Keep Getting In  It's one thing to have mosquitoes affect your home on the outside, but if they were to get inside on a consistent basis, this is a terrible situation to find yourself in. Read More 

Radon Tests Confirm If Your Home Has High Radon Levels And If Mitigation Efforts Are Working

15 November 2022
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Radon is a gas that's found naturally in the environment. Some locations of the country have higher radon levels than others, but radon is everywhere, so it's important to know if your home is affected by radon that seeps up through the soil. Radon that rises through the soil is the main cause of concern since the gas gets trapped inside your house. Homes with basements often have more radon than homes built on slabs. Read More 

Time To Go (Silver) Fishing: Getting Rid Of Silverfish At Home

30 August 2022
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In the insect world's hierarchy of horror, or pyramid of panic, silverfish are somewhere towards the bottom—and shouldn't cause much horror or panic. They're relatively harmless; as in they're not known for causing much damage to the average home, nor are they likely to be a source of illness. That being said, you still don't want to be sharing your living spaces with them. What should you do when you start spotting silverfish around your home? Read More 

How Fast Termites Can Infest And Take Over Your Home

25 August 2022
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While owning a home is exciting, maintaining it in great condition is of utmost importance. Among other things, you need to watch out for insect infestation. Unfortunately, many people overlook insect infestation, especially termites. These insects can slowly crawl up and unexpectedly fill a home if undetected. For this reason, you'll need to enlist the help of a termite extermination specialist. They will inspect your home and advise on the best pest control method. Read More 

Why Are Termites Coming To Your Home? 3 Things To Look For

19 July 2022
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Termites prefer damp, moist wood. This is the type of wood they chew up and use for their food for their colony. They will create a mud tunnel, to get to and from the areas they are eating, and you may find these tunnels around your home. If you have found that you have termites and are not able to find where they are located on your home, you have some digging around to do. Read More