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Bed bugs. The very thought of them makes us shudder. We’ve heard horror stories of infestations and want to do everything in our power to fight against these nasty insects. But what exactly are bed bugs? And […]
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Creepy crawlies. Vermin. Bugs. Whatever you call them, it’s no secret that pests are everywhere, invading our homes, gardens, picnics, and stealing our peace and quiet. One minute you’re watching a quiet documentary about gardening, the next […]
Read More...We’re proud to announce that Dave’s Pest Control is now advertising on television. If you live in Port Orange, Daytona Beach, Holly Hill, Ormond Beach, New Smyrna, Deland or elsewhere in Flagler or Volusia Counties, you may […]
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Dave’s Pest Control has exciting news for all homeowners and businesses. We are offering an effective, green method for control of our infamous state bird, the mosquito! If you live in Florida, you are more than aware […]
Read More...“Vector” is an important term in the pest control industry, but one that most people don’t know. More specifically, organisms are “vectors” if they can transmit diseases. Implicitly, these are some of the most threatening pests–pests that […]
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Hearing noises in your walls? Is something heavy walking above or below your home? Did you see a raccoon on your roof? These are all signs a raccoon has taken up residence in your home. They’re also […]
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We spray. That’s what exterminators do. We spray all the time to exterminate all sorts of pests–ranging from spiders to bed bugs to termites, roaches and other unwelcome pests. Watch Mike, one of our certified pest control […]
Read More...In this post, Dan Coffey, our Wildlife Lead Technician, shares a how-to-guide for wildlife exclusion. For starters, wildlife exclusion is the act of preventing something—typically pests, like raccoons, squirrels, rodents, and other critters–from enter into a place. […]
Read More...Florida has a lot of snakes. There are about 50 species of snakes in Florida but only 6 are venomous and pose a danger to humans. The other 44 species are harmless and have a beneficial role […]
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