20 Jan 2023
Woman afraid of Scorpions

Keep scorpions out of your dwelling with these tips

The home often attracts unwanted visitors. Among the least welcome is the scorpion. Seeing one scurrying around in your house can be more than unsettling. A nasty sting If one of these intruders shows up, don’t panic. Scorpions (order Scorpiones or Scorpionida) are usually not aggressive and will refrain from attacking unless they’re cornered or […]

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14 Jul 2022
Hands with puzzle pieces

We’re looking for some quality team members

Are you in the job market? Slug-A-Bug is looking to fill positions in both the field and the office. Consider becoming part of our outstanding team. Premier pest control company We’ve been a pest-control leader in Brevard County since 1982, winning Florida Today’s Best of the Best designations and Hometown News Readers’ Choice awards, year […]

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21 Mar 2022

Massive East Asian spiders enter the Eastern United States

East Asian spiders are here. They may be an imposing sight, but they’re really nothing to stress about. There’s been some media buzz lately about the Joro spider, an invasive, brightly colored arachnid as large as a person’s hand. Back in 2013, they showed up in Georgia and have since spread up and down the […]

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17 Mar 2022

Bat removal deadline: Make your appointment by March 30

If bats have invaded your attic or any other space in your home, chances are you want them gone as soon as possible. For that reason, Slug-A-Bug wants homeowners to know that Florida’s four-month no-removal period will begin soon. Although bats are a nuisance in the home or in buildings, state wildlife laws protect these […]

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11 Mar 2022

Dealing with cockroaches: You may need help

A cockroach infestation is a big problem, one that will only get worse if left unchecked. What you shouldn’t do is grab an off-the-shelf solution. A spray you get at the hardware store won’t stop the roach infestation. It might kill the individuals you see, but not the ones hiding. Your single best bet is […]

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04 Feb 2022

These beetles can riddle your wood with holes

Living in central Florida, you’ve probably heard of powderpost beetles. If you’ve never actually experienced an infestation from this type of insect, however, consider yourself lucky. Powderpost beetles are well known for the damage they cause to everything from furniture to tools to the structure of your home. If you think you might be dealing […]

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21 Jan 2022

Slug-A-Bug captures Neighborhood Favorite honors on popular site

Slug-A-Bug won a 2021 Neighborhood Favorites Award from Nextdoor.com, an online community where people living in the same geographic locale can connect to share information. The award is based on recommendations and page likes from June 2020 through July 16. Slug-A-Bug also received the award for 2020. “It always means a lot to us when […]

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17 Dec 2021

Talking termites: Steve Lum appears in area publication

Editor’s note: The following is an article that appeared in the December edition of Indialantic Neighbors. Termite trouble: Homes in sunny Florida are always on the menu By Steve Lum, President, Slug-A-Bug People are migrating to Florida in historic numbers. Unfortunately, many of them are unprepared for one of the Sunshine State’s drawbacks: the proliferation […]

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15 Oct 2021

Bug Bites: Bringing intruders into the light

Special bait gives technicians an inside scoop Slug-A-Bug keeps up with the latest technology in pest control to provide the best service possible to customers. In this episode of Bug Bites, we learn about a bioluminescent bait that technicians deploy in areas where homeowners suspect there are unwelcome visitors. A black light reveals what happens […]

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30 Jan 2019

Prevent roof rats by learning about their habits

Roof rats earned their name by sheltering in the upper parts of buildings. Unlike Norway rats, they make their way into higher parts of the home. This can make it harder to prevent roof rats or implement everyday roof rats control. They’re expert climbers and very suited to hiding. What do roof rats look like? […]

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