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“Protect Your Home from Termites with Sentricon: The Proven, Non-Invasive Solution” Protecting your investment is crucial, and one of the most significant threats to your property is termites. These small but destructive pests can cause extensive damage […]
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Imagine going about your day-to-day activities, unaware that tiny creatures are lurking around, spreading germs and diseases that can harm you and your loved ones. From food contamination to airborne illnesses, these creepy crawlies can create a […]
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Ants are one of the most common and persistent pests in the United States, and they are particularly problematic in Florida. With over 200 species of ants found in the state, Florida residents are no strangers to […]
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Termites are a homeowner’s worst nightmare. These tiny insects can cause extensive damage to your home, and the worst part is, you might not even know it until it’s too late. Termites are known as the “silent […]
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Rodents are a common sight in many homes, but few homeowners are aware of the extensive damage they can cause. These furry creatures may look cute and harmless, but make no mistake – they are skilled home […]
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Introduced: First found in Monroe County in 2001. Originates from the Caribbean. Current Infestation: Primarily located in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties, but is spreading throughout South Florida. Description/Biology: Millipedes are not insects but are myriapods. The […]
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Plaster Bag Worms Have you seen these? They feed on your wool and silk! The plaster bagworm is a small larva that creates a case from silk and debris, like soil, lint and paint fragments to help […]
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Bed Bugs: What are the first signs of Bed Bugs? Bed Bugs. Two words that most people don’t want to hear or even think about finding in their residence whether temporary or permanent. The very thought sends […]
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Palmetto bugs are common pests in Florida. They like warm and damp environments that are common throughout Florida, including Daytona Beach, Holly Hill, Ormond Beach and other parts of Flagler and Volusia Counties. They look like cockroaches […]
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