Winter brings beautiful, fresh sheets of snow and fun with sleds and snowmen. Unfortunately, winter also brings pests. They seek warmth inside your home and end up causing many problems. Instead of waiting for the pain to arise, mitigating pest issues is ideal. Prevent pests from coming into your home with these seven tips. Seal
Mice and rats are among the most common animals in our homes, but unfortunately, they can also spread diseases. These pests not only spread the disease directly to humans but can also contaminate food sources, leading to further infections. In this blog post, we will explore three of the most concerning diseases that mice and
The moment you start noticing the presence of unwanted pests, it can eventually be harmful to your family and house. Some problems, like termites and rats, can severely damage your property when left unchecked. There are many challenges that homeowners must deal with, but you should consider the presence of a pest infestation. These animals
Springtime on the Cape not only attracts a lot of tourists but also pesky critters. One of them, especially prevalent at this time of the year, is ticks. There isn’t technically an actual tick season, these insects can become active any time when it’s not freezing cold outside. Ticks carry a number of diseases, Lyme
While nothing can guarantee that your garden will be pest-free this summer, there are some great ways to reduce the damage. Most importantly, you want to avoid the conditions that invite pests into your garden in the first place. These tips will help keep your plants healthy this season. Give Your Plants Room We’ve all
Before setting up camp at your summer home or vacation rental this year, have you checked that you and your family won’t be bothered by pests and rodents? Inspect each room so you’re not faced with the experience of pest infestation this season. Here are some key ways that you can tell if your home
The basic difference between extermination and pest control is that extermination is concerned with eliminating the immediate pest infestation, whereas pest control is concerned with both immediate infestation and preventative measures. Keep reading below to more about the differences between pest control and extermination. Same Goal, Different Method When you have an infestation in your
