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Did you find ants on your home's baseboards or in the electrical outlets? If your home has a possible pest problem, take a look at what you need to know about ants, walls, and an insect invasion. Why Do Ants Live in Walls? Unlike exposed areas,...
Do you have pocket gophers on your property? Even though these critters may seem cute and cuddly, they're actually yard-destroying pests. If you suspect these burrowing rodents are the culprits behind your landscape losses, take a look at the do's and don'ts of residential gopher...
Certain species of bees can become pests in and around home. Some species are important primarily because of their ability to inflict stings, while others may also cause structural damage as a result of their nest-building activities. ...
Termites harbor one celled organisms in their digestive tracts and these organisms convert cellulose into substances the termites can digest. ...
Sometimes an Ant colony may establish a nest near the edge of a foundation slab, from which the foragers will move inward along plumbing and electrical entries, or through cracks and expansion joints in the foundation. ...
Carpenter ants are occasionally found nesting in perfectly dry environments inside hollow veneer doors and other void areas. They may be found nesting in a cavity in insulation above a ceiling or in a wall void. ...
At the first sign of gophers the best thing to do is take action immediately. Gophers can destroy your garden and lawn in practically no time. They can even cause severe damage to the foundation and underground cables and pipes. The first signs to watch...
Indoors, Oriental cockroaches prefer dark, moist areas such as under porches, crawl spaces, basements and floor drains. Because Oriental cockroaches often move into dwellings in large numbers, a perimeter or barrier treatment is recommended when cockroaches are found living outside. Oriental cockroaches, also known as...
In areas where fire ants are commonly found, fire ants can be identified by the appearance of the mound. The painful sting of the fire ant’s bite is another good indicator, but not recommended as a method of identification! Fire ants build mounds in almost...