A termite infestation can be a homeowner's worst nightmare. The thought of the pests eating away at your home can send anyone into a panic. Termites need to be treated by a pest control professional as soon as the problem is noticed, or they can cause serious and expensive damage to your house. Noticing signs of termites early can be tricky, but there are small signs to look out for if you live in an area prone to termite damage. Once an infestation is confirmed, an exterminator can recommend the best form of treatment.
Choosing the proper termite treatment for your home is an important decision. Homeowners should be aware of all the options available to them. Each year thousands of large-scale and small-scale fumigations occur to deal with numerous forms of pest infestation. In the case of a drywood termite infestation, the treatment choices are between traditional tent fumigation solutions and non-tent solutions.
The Dangers and Risks of a Rodent Infestation: What You Should Know
Even though rodent bites are not very common, it is important to avoid them at all costs. A bite from a sick mouse or rat can spread diseases to humans, such as Lymphocytic Chorio-meningitis, the plague, and other diseases, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If you suspect a rodent infestation in your home, it is best to leave the rodent removal to a pest control expert to avoid getting bitten.
Picture this: You open your window on a warm evening and notice a flurry of tiny winged insects—this could be the first sign of a termite infestation in your home. The presence of swarms does not mean that termites are just now showing up in your immediate environment. Often referred to as the silent destroyer, termites are generally present throughout the year, but homeowners may only be aware of them once the swarms are visible. An infestation may already exist, potentially causing damage to your home.
Rest Easy Heat offers a quick and reliable solution to your bed bug concerns. We educate our customers and provide excellence in all aspects of bed bug control.
Mice 101: Everything you need to know about mice in Charlotte
Homeowners will most often see mice scampering through their residence in the fall and winter seasons due to the cold; however, mice can live in homes year-round in North Carolina.
The remarkable bee brain: Why humans and bees may share the same love for novelty-seeking activities
Bee adventurers go the extra mile for the survival of their colonies. In bee hives, only certain bees leave hives to hunt for new food sources and to find new accommodations once populations outgrow their current hives.
As temps cool this holiday season, rodents and pests may find your home an inviting location to settle in for a long winters nap. Truly Nolen takes a look at the history of the mousetrap, as we wish you a very happy and healthy holiday season.
Over 4,000 species exist worldwide, with one species or another either creeping around in your basement, flying right at you, dropping on you from trees and ceilings in the dark of night or others scattering in throngs of thousands, when caught invading your kitchen, cockroaches are one of our most terrifying pests.
With Halloween just around the corner, its time for larger-than-life creepy, crawly creatures skittering across lawns, lurking in dark alleyways and dropping out of nowhere to frighten their hapless victims.