Ticks are generally despised by most people for their potential to transmit disease-causing pathogens. Three female adult ticks commonly found are lone star tick, deer tick, American dog tick.
Continue reading →EPA to Increase Safety of Flea & Tick Control Pesticides for Cats & Dogs
May 14, 2012 By
Due to a significant increase in adverse incidents, the U.S. EPA is taking a series of actions to increase the safety of spot-on pesticide products for flea and tick control for cats and dogs.
Continue reading →Ants: Carpenter Ants
March 27, 2011 By
Carpenter Ants can be red, black or a combination depending on their species. They enter homes from outside sources and can cause structural damage.
Continue reading →Ants: Odorous House Ants
March 27, 2011 By
Odorous House Ants invade homes and nest in cracks, wall voids and attics. They are a real nuisance to homeowners.
Continue reading →Bed Bugs
March 27, 2011 By
Bed Bugs like to hide in small cracks and crevices close to human environments. They come out at night or in low light for a blood meal.
Continue reading →Bees: Carpenter Bees
March 27, 2011 By
Carpenter Bees look like Bumble Bees. They bore holes through soft wood and can damage wood through their nest building.
Continue reading →Beetles: Powder Post Beetles
March 27, 2011 By
Powder Post Beetles attack hardwoods and damage structures throughout the US. Homeowners usually see a very fine powdery dust coming from the wood in their homes.
Continue reading →Centipedes
March 27, 2011 By
Centipedes are reddish brown with hundreds of legs. They live and breed in damp, moist areas like dirt crawl spaces and basements.
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