Just Because It’s Winter Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe From Termites
You may think that once everything freezes around your home then you’re safe from termites, but sadly that just isn’t the case. Even in the cold of winter, termites are active and your home may still be vulnerable to damages caused by these pesky insects.
This Christmas, Bring in the Cheer Without the Pests
Remember that pest control precautions should be taken all year round. This time of year, there are a few types of common household pests that can thrive during the holiday season. Here are a few holiday things that you can watch out for to prevent pests from making a Christmas appearance in your home:
What You Need to Know About Spider Bites
With the unseasonably warm weather that Oklahoma has been seeing lately, it’s no wonder we’re still getting a lot of calls to spray for spiders. The more spiders spotted means that more people are dealing with spider bites.
Do-It-Yourself Pest Control Myth Busting
some of the most prevalent myths that we’ve seen out there when it comes to Do-It-Yourself Pest Control.
Traveling for Thanksgiving? Watch Out for Bed Bugs!
Thankfully there are a few simple precautions that can be taken to avoid this most unwanted holiday gift – an encounter with bed bugs. Here are some helpful tips for travelers from the National Pest Management Association:
4 Tips to Prevent Autumn Ants
tips on what you can do to prevent autumn ants from invading your home.
What You Should Know About Termite Inspections
Also known as a “Wood-Destroying Organisms (WDO) Report,” a termite inspection addresses the presence of any visible termite damage and checks for evidence of previous termite treatments. It is prepared by a licensed pest control company who, by law, are required to report only on what they visually encounter.
Why Pest Control Should Continue Through Fall and Winter
Bugs like spiders, termites, cockroaches, ants, bed bugs and other pests like rats and mice, may slow down some during the colder months, but they usually won’t go away entirely.
The Yellow Meadow Ant In Oklahoma
The Yellow Meadow Ant (known locally as the Amber Meadow Ant) is one of the most common types of ants found in Central Europe but they are occasionally found in the United States