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.
Carpenter ants are a very common pest in the Western New York Region. We have a dense population of many different kinds of trees, root systems, and woodpiles outside to keep our fireplaces running through the winter, so it would only be natural for carpenter ants to find their way into our homes.
There are 3 major bees that we deal with in the Western New York region. The carpenter bee, the bumble bee, and the honey bee are all insects we have come in contact with weather we are aware of it or not.
In the warm spring and summer months of Western New York, carpenter bees are a common occurrence around our gardens, decks and patios.
In early to mid-July of every year, we begin to see yellow jackets start to make their appearance outside.
You might think that once the weather gets sufficiently cold, you don’t have to worry about insects and other pests as much as you do during the rest of the year. Unfortunately, the pests that bother you the other three seasons are still around in the winter—they’re just hibernating or overwintering. They’re still there, and they can still cause you problems. Learn more about how to get rid of them and keep them out of your house for good.
The weather has been wonderful outside. The birds are chirping, the bees are buzzing, and while you are trying to enjoy the outdoor air, the wasps are driving you crazy. So much for a peaceful summer day.
The most common stink bug around Western New York is the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug. Feeding on many types of fruits and vegetables, this stink bug has become a widespread agricultural pest. For homes and businesses, stink bugs are also nuisances, releasing foul odors in large numbers as the weather gets colder. We'll provide you with some more information about stink bugs and some myths about them too.
Waking up with a line of itchy red bites can be very unsettling. Whether you’re groggy or fully awake, you may start to wonder what bit you, if it’s dangerous or if there are more bites to come! With the information below, you can make a very educated guess whether you’ve been bitten by bed bugs and find out more about the steps to take to get rid of them around your home.
