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Are you waking up in the morning with red itchy bites after a night in bed? You may have a bedbug infestation and not even realize it. Bed Bugs are small pests that have made a tremendous comeback in the United States. Bed bugs travel and spread easily. They are not a reflection on the sanitation of your home or business. 

Have you seen piles of sawdust around your home? Chances are you have a carpenter ant infestation. Carpenter ants don’t eat wood – they only nest in it.  However, this nesting can cause significant structural damage to your home if left untreated. 

Control is achieved by applying a “non-repellent” insecticide and ant bait. The insecticide is low odor and transferred to the colony through the feeding and grooming process. The ant bait is odorless and has a delayed killing action, allowing the insects to make several trips back to where they live and breed before they die.

Cockroaches can make their way into the cleanest of homes on items as simple as a grocery bag. They are usually found near sources of moisture, usually in the kitchen and bathroom. Look for them in cracks, crevices, and in the spaces around and under cabinets, appliances, behind pictures and molding and in other dark, undisturbed areas.

We treat for roaches with a combination of roach gel and crack and crevice spraying. 

Roach gel is odorless and roaches consume a lethal dose in a single feeding. The crack and crevice spraying provides immediate control and a long lasting residual.

The house mouse  is considered one of the most troublesome pests in the United States. House mice live and thrive under a variety of conditions in and around homes. They contaminate food-preparation surfaces with their feces. Their constant gnawing causes damage to structures and property. Droppings, fresh gnawing and tracks indicate areas where mice are active. Mice make nests from fine shredded paper or other fibrous material. They are often found in sheltered locations. A mouse treament consists of a combination of traps and bait to eliminate the infestation. In addition, our technician will inpsect for possible entry points and potential areas of concern. 

Raccoons are a common problem in suburban areas. They most commonly infest attics and are capable of doing significant damage to homes and property. In addition to public health considerations, raccoon control is also important because raccoons are more than just a minor nuisance. Raccoons are also capable of transmitting serious illnesses.

Squirrls have excellent balance and easily walk along tree branches and utility lines to get into buildings. They also can also climb vertically on any surface that allows them to get a good grip, such as trees, shingles, asphalt, and most exterior building materials. They often get into houses through chimneys or roof vents, or by gnawing at existing holes, such as the openings where wires enter a building. They chew holes through wood, siding, and other building materials, which can cause serious damage to both the building and any belongings stored in it. Squirrels also increase the risk of fire when they gnaw on electrical wires. Squirrels are active creatures and can often be heard in attics or walls.

Our technician will assess the nuisance wildlife problem and set traps accordingly. We will humanely remove the squirrels/raccoons from the attic or any other area they are inhabiting. We will determine where the entry point is and give an estimate for repairing the hole. Call us for more information. 

Stinging insects such as wasps, hornets, yellow jackets, and bees can quickly become a serious nuisance and safety concern around your home or business. These pests often build nests near entryways, roofs, decks, and outdoor gathering areas, increasing the risk of painful stings and allergic reactions. Professional identification and removal are important to safely eliminate active nests and help prevent future infestations, keeping your property safe and comfortable year-round.

Carpenter bees are wood-boring insects that can cause damage to homes, decks, fences, soffits, and other wooden structures. Unlike termites, they don’t eat wood, but they tunnel into it to create nesting galleries, which can weaken wood over time and attract other pests such as woodpeckers. You may notice perfectly round holes, sawdust-like debris, or increased bee activity around exposed wood surfaces. Professional treatment and prevention can help protect your property and stop carpenter bee damage before it spreads.

Yellow jackets are aggressive stinging insects that become especially active during the warmer months. They commonly build nests underground, inside walls, under decks, and around outdoor living spaces, making them a serious risk for families, pets, and guests. Unlike bees, yellow jackets can sting multiple times and are highly defensive when their nest is disturbed. Professional treatment is the safest and most effective way to eliminate nests and reduce the chance of future activity around your property.