02 Feb 2026
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Pro Tips for Rodent-Proofing Your Home in Florida

Florida’s unique environment brings a persistent challenge for homeowners. Whether it is in Palm Bay or Melbourne, these pests are always looking for a way into your home. Without proper rodent-proofing, they can settle in and cause structural damage, chew through electrical wiring, and spread disease. At Slug-A-Bug, we believe the best way to handle […]

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02 Feb 2026
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How Does Grass Treatment for Fleas & Other Yard Pests Work?

Grass treatment for fleas plays a critical role in controlling fleas and reducing overall pest pressure around a property. Here’s what to know for your home and lawn. When homeowners deal with fleas, the focus is usually indoors. Pets are treated, carpets are cleaned, and floors are vacuumed repeatedly. For many Florida homes, those steps […]

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08 Jan 2026
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Common Florida Lawn Pests and Keeping Them Under Control

Florida lawn pests pose challenges that homeowners in other parts of the country rarely experience. Warm temperatures, frequent rainfall, sandy soil, and long growing seasons create ideal conditions for pests that live, feed, and reproduce directly in turf. Many lawn pests remain hidden below the surface. Homeowners often do not notice a problem until the […]

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19 Dec 2025
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How to Spot Termite Droppings and Other Infestation Signs

Termite droppings are one of the earliest signs that termites may be inside a home. Many homeowners in Florida first notice small piles of grainy material near baseboards, windowsills, or garage walls without realizing what they are. Some brush the material away only to find it back again days later. Because termites hide inside walls, […]

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02 Dec 2025
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Common Types of Rodents in Florida and How They Get Inside

This guide explains the most common types of rodents in Florida, where they hide, how they get inside homes, and the signs that show you may have an active infestation. Rodents are one of the most common pests Florida homeowners deal with, especially in warm coastal regions like the Space Coast. Because of this, many […]

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13 Nov 2025
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Proven Lawn Pest Control Methods for Florida Yards

If you’ve ever spent a weekend patching brown spots in your Florida lawn only to watch them reappear a month later, you’re not alone. Lawn pest control is a year-round issue across the state, quietly feeding on grass roots, blades, and stems while you’re focused on mowing and watering. True lawn health isn’t just about […]

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22 Jul 2022
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Slug-A-Bug can evict animals from your property

Wildlife can be extremely unwelcome when it shows up on your property. Possums, raccoons and rats can all be major problems here in Florida. How can you tell where they are, how often they visit your home or where they’re hiding? Slug-A-Bug performs a multi-point inspection of your entire property for wildlife removal. We look […]

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07 Jul 2022
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Happy anniversary to Steve Lum

By Jackie Lum Slug-A-Bug president Steve Lum has hit an impressive milestone this month: 35 years with Brevard County’s top pest-control company. Steve is nothing short of an American success story. I should know, I married him. He started life very poor, the oldest of four boys in the projects of Harlem. Steve’s father had […]

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24 Jun 2022
Bark scorpion

Florida bark scorpion is a creature best left alone

Many people think scorpions are a pest control problem only for the Southwest states. But scorpions do well here, too. Florida has at least three known species within its borders. The largest of these is the Florida bark scorpion. Growing up to four inches by adulthood, this nocturnal creature prefers to hunt at night, preying […]

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10 Jun 2022
Fruit fly

Fruit flies are harmless, but they drive us crazy

Pest control companies rarely get panicked calls from homeowners over fruit flies. They won’t sting you and they won’t destroy your house. But they are just plain annoying.  Fruit flies have a simple DNA sequence. They have only four pairs of chromosomes, but this basic pattern includes a powerful sense of smell and some serious […]

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