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 […]
Read MoreYou’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 […]
Read MoreLove 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 […]
Read MoreWhat are No-See-Ums? These biting pests are extremely aggravating. No-See-Ums are the name often used for biting midges. They’re smaller than fleas. As their nickname suggests, they’re incredibly hard to see. You may only realize they’re around when you start scratching their extremely itchy bites. They’re outdoor pests, but they’re willing to come inside if […]
Read MoreFlorida winter pests can often come into the home as if there weren’t even walls and doors. This is because they find entry points that are invisible to a homeowner. This can include a crack in the foundation, a gap through which a pipe comes in, or even just a door that leaves room at […]
Read MoreThe term “big headed ants” covers a range of ant species. What’s common among them is that they nest outside, but will come inside for food. This can make them a nuisance pest, making big headed ant prevention and ant control an option for families that can’t keep them out. About Big Headed Ants Big-headed […]
Read MoreOf all the beetles in Florida, one of the most interesting is Rhinoceros Beetles. It’s an incredible looking scarab beetle. It has a smooth, dark back that looks like a half-oval, and a horned head that makes its look unmistakable. It can lift up to 850 times its own weight, which means it can move […]
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