In the world of pest control, ensuring the safety of both professionals and the environment is paramount. This is especially important when facing such challenging weather conditions as rain, wind and lightning. At Slug-A-Bug, we take a meticulous approach to perform pest control services while prioritizing safety. Here’s a look into some guidelines we follow: […]
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Honey bees play a crucial role in our ecosystem that extends far beyond producing honey. These industrious pollinators contribute significantly to the growth of fruits, vegetables and flowers, making them an essential part of our food chain. The alarming decline in global honey bee populations has raised concerns about the potential consequences for our environment […]
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When it comes to the world of insects, it can be easy to lump them together as “bugs.” But true bugs are a distinct order within the insect world, as are beetles. The two are often confused, there are distinctions that can help us differentiate between them. Bugs True bugs belong to the order Hemiptera, […]
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In the bustling world of pest control, hard work and dedication can really pay off. Meet Slug-A-Bug’s Billy Rolison, a 58-year-old Florida native, whose industry journey has been nothing short of remarkable. From his humble beginnings, Billy’s story is an inspiring testament to hard work, resilience and an excellent match between employee and workplace. A […]
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In the intricate tapestry of nature, there are countless organisms that contribute to the balance of our ecosystems. Among them, lacewings stand out for their voracious appetites for pests. These creatures with their delicate wings and captivating habits play a crucial role in natural pest control. Lacewings (Chrysopidae) are insects belonging to the order Neuroptera. […]
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This is an installment in our "Bugs You Can Love" series. It features insects that, far from being pests, are actually beneficial to humans. Today, we're featuring an insect that gardeners are familiar with: the ladybug.
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