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Scott Svenheim
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Scott has more than 30 years of experience in residential and commercial pest control.
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Ants drive texans crazy
The invasive Rasberry crazy ant has been frustrating homeowners in the Houston area.
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Scorpions, spiders heading into homes
Texas homeowners are dealing with some unpleasant guests, as they feel the effects of a blistering, dry summer.
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Bees damage Florida home
When a Miami woman noticed humming in the walls of her rental home six months ago, she knew something wasn’t right.
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Massachusetts sprays for diseased mosquitoes
State health officials have announced that six communities in Massachusetts will undergo pest control efforts in an attempt to eliminate disease-carrying insects.
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Insects destroy crops in Ontario
A rare insect infestation in Ontario is causing farmers to implement pest control.
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Giant wasps prominent in Texas
Giant wasps, also known as cicada killers, have been a problem in Texas since June, the Country World News reported.
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Bees attack Texas town
Hundreds of bees attacked a neighborhood in El Paso, Texas, when something disturbed a local man’s backyard beehives, according to El Paso-area Fox affiliate KFOX.
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Bee swarm frightens Florida neighborhood
An enormous swarm of honeybees recently invaded a neighborhood in Isles of Capri, Florida. The swarm took over a light pole near a large condominium building.
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Giant beehive in Florida neighborhood
An enormous beehive has Port St. Lucie, Florida, residents pleading for pest control.
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Bug bites more than an annoyance
Warm weather means plenty of time to enjoy the outdoors. It also means more insects, many of which can bite or sting.
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