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Florida is hot and humid most of the year, but when infrequent cold fronts move through and temperatures drop for a few days or weeks during winter, pest behavior changes quickly.
Bed bugs are among the most effective hitchhiking pests—and winter travel season provides them with endless opportunities to spread. While many homeowners associate bed bugs with dirty environments, infestations have nothing to do with cleanliness.
When homeowners discover signs of termites, the first instinct is often to search for a DIY termite treatment or a home termite spray. Hardware stores offer over-the-counter termite products that promise quick results, and online advice can make do-it-yourself vs.
Winter is the time of year when family and friends get together for the holidays. No one likes unwelcome guests during this time of year so it is imperative to keep an eye out for particular pest problems that may arise.
What steps can a restaurant or food service facility take on their own to prevent/control pest populations?
Why do pests love to call Florida home? The short answer: What’s not to like? Here are 7 reasons why pests love Florida.
A new year means new pests are trying to call your South Florida house their home. This year, along with new year’s resolutions to improve your health, finances, attitude, and whatever other things you want to change in your life, make this year the year you keep your South Florida home rodent-free.
While winters in sunny South Florida are typically short and mild, even small drops in temperature can significantly change pest behavior.
As a business or homeowner, we have got you covered for rodent control and bug control, but what about bird control? Commercial bird control services by a professional pest control company are just as critical to protecting your assets and businesses.
Brown patches. Thin spots. A patchy lawn that just won’t green up, no matter what you try. If this sounds like your yard, you’re not alone. Florida lawn problems are common — but figuring out if the cause is lawn pests vs irrigation issues can be tricky.
According to the National Pest Management Association (NPMA), the southeastern US is bracing for a heavy termite season, as the weather starts to get warmer and spring approaches.
While the summer months seem to be the peak of bug season, it’s crucial to maintain proper pest control year-round so that for the fall and winter seasons your home remains protected.
South Florida termite infestations are not seasonal. Thanks to warm temperatures and consistent humidity, termites remain active year-round, especially in West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie, named some of the top termite invested cities in the nation.
Several types of termites make their home in South Florida. One of the most prominent is drywood termites. Not needing soil to survive, these pests carve out colonies in the dried wood to infest your home.
While South Florida is a paradise of a place to call home, the Sunshine State is also a haven for many pests that thrive in the tropical environment, as well.
