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We deal with all sorts of pests. When most people think of pest control, they typically think of insects–yet pest control is more extensive than just insects. In fact, there are major differences even within rodent control. […]
Read More...Researchers have been experimenting with new innovative ways to use Boric Acid–both to exterminate bed bugs and for other types of pest control. Boric Acid is a commonly known insecticide associated with pest control. Its effect will […]
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One of the most common ants we encounter in the field is ghost ants. Many home owners may refer to them as sugar ants or other colorful phrases like “piss ants”. The ghost ant is associated with […]
Read More...Termites are incredibly interesting insects that show the intelligent design in our world. In a colony of termites, there are castes, which are different types of termites that each have a role in sustaining and building the […]
Read More...What is the Story with Termites in Florida? It is estimated 60% of homes in Florida have some evidence of termites. Subterranean termite colonies live underground and enter through plumbing pipes, cracks to your home’s foundation, and […]
Read More...Asian termites have become a major problem in South Florida. They are a new species native to South East Asia that most likely arrived via shipping ports in the early 1990’s. Asian termites are very similar to […]
Read More...You may not have noticed, but one of the biggest sensations on the internet this week was a cute raccoon that blew up the internet.. It wasn’t her cute looks that caught the attention of the masses; […]
Read More...When most people see a fumigation, the only thing they see is a large “circus tent” covering a structure. But most people are not aware why the structure has been tented. Are they treating for termites? Are […]
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Cockroaches are relatives of the termite and are one of the most common household pests, cockroaches of some type can be found all over the world. There are 30 varieties of cockroaches that cohabitate in human living […]
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