Category: Massey Tips

05/08/2017

Best Flu Prevention Advice: Wash Your Hands!

Is all this “Flu Talk” making you sick? Well, as the old adage goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. So … Continue Reading

03/08/2017

Cockroaches can Carry Diseases

Cockroaches. They are one of last things anyone wants to see in their home. But unfortunately, your home has very attractive qualities to it that … Continue Reading

01/18/2017

Cooler Weather Brings Unwanted Attic Guests

An unwelcome consequence of the change of seasons is an increase in rats, mice and other animals finding their way into our attics. Adam Jones, … Continue Reading

01/12/2017

Rodents and Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome

Rodents and Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome are a duo that no one should ever encounter. According to Human Diseases and Conditions, the Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome is … Continue Reading

01/11/2017

Healthy Turf is Nature’s Gift to the Urban Environment

Did you know in addition to being aesthetically pleasing and a great asset to your property value, a healthy turf that is actively growing has … Continue Reading

01/10/2017

Winter Irrigation Tips

Irrigation is one of the most important factors in maintaining our lawns. Irrigation systems should be reset seasonally to reflect the water requirements of different … Continue Reading

01/05/2017

Bird Benefits: It’s National Bird Day!

National Bird Day takes place on January 5 each year to coincide with a three-week long citizen science survey that helps monitor the health of … Continue Reading

12/30/2016

Pest Prevention Resolutions for the New Year

As 2018 draws to a close, many of us have already started our list of New Year’s resolutions.  As we wish you a very Happy … Continue Reading

12/29/2016

Be Green: Recycle Your Christmas Tree

As the holiday festivities wind down and we prepare to begin a new year, don’t forget to recycle your Christmas tree. Real Christmas trees are … Continue Reading

12/15/2016

Home Maintenance Tips to Prevent Termites

During the holidays, many of us are working to prepare our homes for parties and house guests. This increased focus on our homes makes this a good … Continue Reading

11/04/2016

It’s Time to Reset Your Clocks and Adjust Your Irrigation Timer

Daylight Savings Time ends on November 6, which will give us all an extra hour of sleep on Sunday!  As you change your clocks, watches, … Continue Reading

10/13/2016

Winter Weeds Thrive in Cooler Temperatures

Fall temperatures are finally making their way to our Southern regions. While summer annual weeds will begin to die, perennial weeds, like dollarweed, continue to be an … Continue Reading