Wildlife Protection

Bed bugs are something that many of us think of when watching a movie about kids at camp or something that could be fictional. In reality, everyone is at risk for bed bugs, whether they have a clean home or not. Just like lice, bed bugs can be transferred easily from materials, and they are tough to tackle. 

Eating out has always been a favorite American pastime and now that phase two is in place throughout North Carolina, you may be already open or are working toward opening your restaurant under the new social distancing guidelines. While it's important to follow the new rules regarding social distancing put in place through the North Carolina Health and Human Services guidelines, don't forget to think about pest control.

Usually, when you inspect a new house, you check for water damage, the foundation, the roof, and other repairs that you will have to make. One thing people often overlook when inspecting a house they will potentially buy is pests. Infestations of termites, roaches, ants, or even bedbugs are not always apparent and require a closer look.

Just the mention of the word “cockroach” makes most people’s skin crawl. These indoor pests are tough to get rid of once they get inside your home and can cause allergies and carry diseases. Although you may never want to see one of these insects in your home, it’s hard to deny how fascinating these creatures are.

Several types of wood-destroying insects can invade your home in North Carolina, but none are as destructive as termites. Each year, termites cause over a billion […]

Spring is here, and it won’t be long now before we are swatting at annoying mosquitos in our yard. With mosquito season around the corner, it’s […]

There are thousands upon thousands of species of insects that call North Carolina home. Some are annoying, some are scary, and some are just downright dangerous. […]

With spring returning, all of the creepy crawlies are starting to wake up here in North Carolina. Getting control of the pests as early in the […]

As temperatures across North Carolina rise this spring, the grass and trees aren’t the only things waking up. Pests of all shapes and sizes become active in the spring as well. Without the proper strategy, those pests may find their way into your home. Here are a few spring indoor pest control tips to help prevent an early infestation.