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Bees in South Florida stay active year-round, and warm temperatures mean colonies can establish quickly in eaves, wall voids, and landscape structures on your property. Do not attempt to remove a bee colony on your own — some populations in this region carry Africanized traits, making professional identification and removal the only safe option.

Beetles are a year-round concern for South Florida homeowners, thriving in the region's heat and humidity with no winter cold to slow them down. Left untreated, beetle infestations can damage stored food, wood structures, and landscape plants across every season.

Termites are a year-round threat to homes across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast. Learn how to spot the signs of an infestation, understand your risk, and take the right steps to protect your home before serious damage occurs.

Fleas in South Florida don't get a winter break — warm temperatures and high humidity keep flea populations active year-round, making infestations a persistent threat for any home with pets, wildlife traffic, or a yard.

Flies in Florida don't get a winter break — the warm, humid climate keeps populations active and breeding year-round. A fly problem indoors or around your property is rarely just a nuisance; it often signals an underlying issue like decaying organic matter, standing water, or a sanitation gap that needs to be addressed.

Roaches in South Florida don't take a season off — warm temperatures and year-round humidity keep American cockroaches and other species active in and around Palm Beach and Treasure Coast homes every month of the year. Getting ahead of a roach infestation means acting fast, because these pests multiply quickly and move deeper into your home the longer they go untreated.

Rodents in South Florida don't slow down in winter — roof rats and Norway rats stay active year-round in Palm Beach and Treasure Coast homes. Getting ahead of an infestation fast is the only way to protect your structure, wiring, and family.

Scorpions are a real concern for homeowners in South Florida, where the warm climate means year-round activity with no cold season to slow them down. Finding scorpions inside your home is a warning sign that the population outside has grown large enough to push indoors.

Spiders are a year-round problem for homeowners across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast — South Florida's warm, humid climate gives them no reason to slow down. Identifying the species in and around your home is the first step toward knowing how serious the threat really is.

South Florida's heat and humidity keep ants active year-round, giving Palm Beach and Treasure Coast homeowners no seasonal relief from infestations. Ghost ants, big-headed ants, and fire ants are among the most common species invading local homes and lawns.

Ticks are a year-round threat in South Florida, thriving in the warm, humid conditions that never fully let up along the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County. Contact with tall grass, wooded edges, or wildlife on your property puts your family and pets at risk every time you step outside.

Bed bugs in South Florida are a year-round problem — the warm, humid climate means there is no cold season to slow them down. If you spot signs of an infestation, act fast: these pests spread quickly and do not go away on their own.

Wasps in South Florida are a year-round threat, with warm temperatures and abundant nesting sites keeping colonies active long after they die off in northern states. Spotting a nest on your property means it is time to act fast — do not disturb it yourself.