The kids are out for the summer, and the great weather has you in a good mood. Sometimes during this time, we become a little more inattentive. Unfortunately, termites become highly active in the spring and summer time, which is bad news for every homeowner.
From ticks in summer to rodents in winter, the pests you're dealing with shift every few months. Here's what to expect as the seasons turn.
Cold weather doesn't mean termites are gone. Find out what they're really doing this time of year, the damage they can quietly cause, and the warning signs most homeowners overlook.
You know that feeling when you have an unwelcome guest in your house and you just can’t get them to leave? For a while you can ignore them, but at some point, you just can’t take it anymore.
What’s small, nearly invisible, and loves to chew on the structure of your home? That’s right, termites. There are, in fact, two types of termites that are most prominent in the United States: dry wood termites and subterranean termites.
Summer is almost here! While it’s been rainy here, it’s safe to say we’re all ready to turn on some music, invite our family and friends over, and have a nice get-together outdoors!
Most people are familiar with the common bedtime phrase, “Goodnight, sleep tight, don’t let the bed bugs bite!” However, how many of us have not actually spent time thinking about the implications of bed bugs. When we were children, bed bugs were this illusive idea of s