Our Pest Control Blog
Want to learn from the pest control experts? We’ve got you covered. Our blog is your one-stop resource for information on how to prevent pests and make the most of your treatments.
The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) made its presence known in Lancaster, NY, after arriving in North America from its native Asia in the late 1990s. This invasive species quickly established itself in the area, spreading across Lancaster and the surrounding regions.
Are you concerned about a possible bed bug infestation in your Lancaster home? In this article, we will outline the steps you need to take to check for bed bugs and understand what to look for when inspecting your home.
Regarding unwelcome guests in the kitchen, ants are a common household pest that can prove particularly tricky to eliminate. Kitchens are a prime target for ants as they often contain a wealth of tempting food sources that ants can readily access.
Learn more about how Eco Serve offers pest control in the healthcare facilities to make their community a better place for upstate New York residents.
As Spring arrives, pests will become more active. Read out guide on how you can avoid a pest infestation in New York in the upcoming warm season.
Want to learn more about commercial pest control? Read about which pests you can expect to see in commercial industries, as well as why it's vital for your business.
Wasps are one pest that people question the actual purpose of. Don't let an infestation happen, but learn more about these interesting stinging insects.
There are many different types of ants in upstate NY that are looking for a way inside your home. Learn more about the types of ants you may encounter and how to stop an infestation.
Wasps and yellow jackets can be annoying pests around your Buffalo, NY home. At Eco Serve Pest Control, we are dedicated to helping you eliminate wasps and yellow jackets from your home in an eco-friendly and efficient way.
Moles and voles can be destructive to your lawn. The damage they create can be unappealing as well as attract other pests. While they offer a bit of environmental benefit in aerating the soil with their digging, having them in your garden can be a bother.
