For a long time people thought of pest control as something extra, a ‘nice to have’ or maybe a ‘call only when you see bugs’ kind of service; until termites caused thousands of dollars in property damage and rodents spread hantavirus. That’s when many realized pest control is no longer a luxury – it’s a necessity. If you live in Florida, you probably already know just how important pest control
There was once a time when “pest control” didn’t exist. People either lived an irritated life, swatting and scratching or risked their health battling insects that carried diseases. Then came the first pest control company, H. Tiffin and Son Ltd., founded in London around 1695. Imagine the curiosity of that time, people asking, “What does a pest control company even do? I mean, we can kill pests ourselves, right? They’re
No one wants to move into a place where pests have already taken over. And no one wants to hand over the keys to the tenants who brought pests with them. So, who’s responsible for the pest control? Are landlords responsible for pest control? Or tenants? Or somewhere in between? Understanding who takes responsibility can save a lot of headaches and a few arguments down the line. Let’s discuss this.
We’re all looking for ways to solve problems on our own. I mean who doesn’t want to save a little money if a quick DIY solution does the trick? And let’s be honest, letting someone into your home and trusting an exterminator with the safety of your space takes a lot of trust and most of us aren’t always ready for that. So, the big question is: is pest control
Pest control is the process of eliminating, managing and preventing pests by using safe and effective methods. These can include traps, chemical treatments, physical barriers, and even biological solutions. Some see pest control purely as a science while others view it as a service industry that helps protect our spaces. Either way, it’s all about safely keeping pests away while minimizing harm to the environment. If I’ve to sum it
Cockroaches have superhuman survival abilities. They can spend weeks without food, function without heads, withstand crushing pressure and detect the slightest movements around them. They have seen the world evolving, shaping into an altogether different universe, and are going to stay till the very end. We see their life cycle and wonder, How long do cockroaches live? Are they going to surpass us? Will we, the humans, be friends with
Are raccoons dangerous? Yes, they can attack if they feel threatened! Raccoons look cute, like really cute. Their chubby bodies, fuzzy fur, and tiny paws make you want to scoop them up in your hands. They hide out in the suburbs, shy away from interaction and give off a look that’s more silly than scary. But don’t let the looks fool you. They’re not silly, and they’re definitely not harmless.
As a homeowner in Florida, spotting the early signs of termites has been a big headache. Seeing one termite isn’t a problem, but that one termite often means thousands more are hidden out of sight. The tricky part is that they’re sneaky and tiny. Most of the time, we don’t even know they’re there until the colony is fully matured. That’s when the real and costly damage begins. This goes
Can bed bugs live in your hair? When I first came across this question, I thought it was just another one of those weird internet queries. But then I did a little digging and found real people online sharing stories about seeing bed bugs on someone’s scalp or even watching them fall off while brushing their hair. So, how does that even happen, and how do they end up on
You step down and feel it. A crunch. But not like stepping on a dried leaf. This is softer. More… bug-like. You’re looking at the floor. There’s something under your shoe. Dark. A little shiny. It could be black, maybe with a hint of brown. It’s so little that you can’t look closer. But wait… It’s got legs. The body is split into sections. Ant? Termite? Hard to say. One
For a long time people thought of pest control as something extra, a ‘nice to have’ or maybe a ‘call only when you see bugs’ kind of service; until termites
There was once a time when “pest control” didn’t exist. People either lived an irritated life, swatting and scratching or risked their health battling insects that carried diseases. Then came
No one wants to move into a place where pests have already taken over. And no one wants to hand over the keys to the tenants who brought pests with
We’re all looking for ways to solve problems on our own. I mean who doesn’t want to save a little money if a quick DIY solution does the trick? And
Pest control is the process of eliminating, managing and preventing pests by using safe and effective methods. These can include traps, chemical treatments, physical barriers, and even biological solutions. Some
Cockroaches have superhuman survival abilities. They can spend weeks without food, function without heads, withstand crushing pressure and detect the slightest movements around them. They have seen the world evolving,
Are raccoons dangerous? Yes, they can attack if they feel threatened! Raccoons look cute, like really cute. Their chubby bodies, fuzzy fur, and tiny paws make you want to scoop
As a homeowner in Florida, spotting the early signs of termites has been a big headache. Seeing one termite isn’t a problem, but that one termite often means thousands more
Can bed bugs live in your hair? When I first came across this question, I thought it was just another one of those weird internet queries. But then I did
You step down and feel it. A crunch. But not like stepping on a dried leaf. This is softer. More… bug-like. You’re looking at the floor. There’s something under your
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