Safe Use of Bug Repellants and Insecticides
When used properly, pesticides, insecticides, bug sprays and other chemicals used to eliminate or repel insects and other pests are harmless and even beneficial.
Why Do Termites Swarm?
Termite swarm season is about to begin—in Oklahoma, it typically runs from March to June—so we wanted to make sure all of our customers understand how to identify a termite swarm, why this happens and what they should do if they see termites swarming in or around their home.
Preventing Termite Damage in Unexpected Places
Termites don’t just attack buildings like homes and businesses. They’ll search for wood cellulose anywhere they can find it, including wooden fences, decks, garden sheds or toolsheds, pool houses, garages or any other structure with wooden construction.
Zika Virus and Mosquito Prevention: What You Need to Know
Zika virus is a disease spread to people from the bite of an infected mosquito. The symptoms of the disease are flu-like, including fever and rash as well as Pinkeye.
Keep Snakes Out of Your Attic
With cold, wet weather prompting mice and rats to take shelter in your attic, there could be something else following them inside: snakes.
Spider Identification Guide
handy spider-identification guide to help you identify common Oklahoma spiders and see if they pose any danger to you and your family.
Pests Head Inside with Wet Weather
It should come as no surprise that when we see wild swings in the weather, we also see some unusual pest behavior along with it. Today, we want to detail for you what you can expect from different types of pests and why with this prolonged wet weather. We’ll also provide you with a list of tips to keep these critters out of your home until the wet weather passes.
Sentricon Baiting System Vs Liquid Barrier Treatment for Termites
why we prefer to deal with termites using the Sentricon Baiting System versus using old-school liquid barrier treatments.
Ring in the New Year With a Pest Control Plan
Homeowners face some pretty big threats when dealing with the different types of pests that are constantly trying to enter the home. Many people believe that pests aren’t a problem in the wintertime, but this simply isn’t true; especially in Oklahoma this year with a winter that’s been uncharacteristically warm. Pests are a year-round issue that requires a year-round pest control plan to prevent them from invading and infesting.