03 Apr 2020

Most Snakes Are a Benefit to Your Property

Snakes tend to have bad reputations. As a result, they routinely get an unfair rap. In reality, most are beneficial, consuming pests in your yard and garden. Larger snakes are effective predators of rodents, eating rats and mice around a person’s property. In doing so, snakes eradicate the onboard ticks that carry Lyme disease. These reptiles also help control the grasshopper population.

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04 Mar 2020
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Cane toads are in Florida and they’re a danger to pets

The invasion has begun. Floridians are starting to see the same pest that has so ravaged ecosystems in Australia and other parts of the world. The cane toad is here, competing with native frogs and toads for food and breeding areas. And they’re enormous, the largest toad on species on the planet.

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25 Jan 2020

Fruit Flies Control Begins With These Key Prevention Tips

Did you know that fruit flies can lay 500 eggs at a time? Those eggs can hatch in as little as thirty hours after being deposited, and for you, that spells one thing – a counter full of fruit flies. As many experts know in the world of fruit flies’ control, implementing pest control prevention […]

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21 Nov 2019

A Quarterly Pest Control Maintenance Plan Could Be Just What You Need

For many, pest control is something you only consider when you actually have problem pests. Unfortunately, though, that thinking can actually lead to additional pest control problems. Pest control should actually be approached as an on-going program. Wondering why? There are a few reasons. First, pests are often seasonal. While you may be fighting mice […]

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28 Oct 2019

No See Ums: Learn How to Control These Biting Outdoor Pests

You’ll never see them coming, but once you get a bite, you’ll know they were there. No See Ums are one of the worst Florida pests because their bite far outweighs their tiny size. Fortunately, a good outdoor pest control plan can actually help you deal with these biting pests, leaving your yard a place […]

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19 Sep 2019

Love Bugs are Coming Back But There are Ways to Avoid Them

Love bugs love Florida. Thanks to the heat and decomposing plant debris that is almost everywhere across the state, they emerge twice a year to spatter your home, the windshield of your vehicle and damage your car’s paint. They may even land in your mouth if you’re out for a jog. Besides waxing your car […]

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25 Jun 2019

Facts About the Florida Woods Cockroach You Should Know

A roach in the bathroom is enough to make anyone screech, but when it’s more than an inch long, it’s certainly enough to turn some heads. Unfortunately, that’s exactly the size of a Florida Woods cockroach, and getting rid of cockroaches like these is fairly difficult. About Florida Woods Cockroaches What is the Florida Woods […]

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03 May 2019

Get Rid of Creepy, Crawling Centipedes in Your Home

Centipedes look nothing short of terrifying. While they typically live outside, they will be more than happy to make a stop inside your home, too. Once they’re there, they may serve as a source of fear in your home. After all, they move fast, they have plenty of legs, and they just look scary. Understanding […]

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11 Apr 2019

Centipede Pest Control Keeps These Annoying Creatures Out

In Florida, centipede pest control is nothing short of an absolute must. These little creatures absolutely love damp spaces, like your cellar, your bathroom, and your closets, and while they’re not actually harmful, seeing fifteen pairs of legs and a long flat creature scurrying across your bathroom floor in the middle of the night really […]

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29 Mar 2019

What Are the Best Ant Pest Control Solutions for Rover Ants?

It seems invasive species of all kinds of creatures routinely make the news. In the case of ants, rover ants are just one of the newest to make headlines. These tiny ants are native to South America, but they’ve been reported across the southern United Sates since the early 2000s so you’ll want to learn […]

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