Category: Pest Control

Not all pest control programs are created equal. While many programs claim that they can keep your home or business pest-free, the methods to achieve … Continue Reading

They surprise us by suddenly appearing, tiny eyes and long tails, squeaking as we scream. Just the appearance of rats and mice can scare us. … Continue Reading

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

As the seasons change, homeowners aren’t the only ones looking to keep warm indoors. In fact, many homeowners may start to notice they have unwanted … Continue Reading

The hot summer weather has arrived and so have the bugs! This includes cockroaches, and according to the Smithsonian, there are 4,500 different species of cockroaches … Continue Reading

The Orlando Sentinel recently ran a front-page article about Massey Services and other pest management companies preparing for an increase in demand for mosquito abatement … Continue Reading

After an unseasonably warm fall, even Southern climates are beginning to experience cooler weather. As temperatures fall, squirrels, rats, mice and even larger mammals such as raccoons … Continue Reading

While bringing down and storing your holiday decorations, you may have stirred up silverfish that have taken up residence in your attic. These soft, scaly, … Continue Reading

The same fleas that bite your pets will also bite you, leaving a red, itchy spot and you seeking relief. Controlling and eliminating fleas from … Continue Reading

Summer is in full swing and as July flies by we are all getting ready to take our summer vacations before school is back in … Continue Reading

There are over 70 species of cockroaches in the United States and one of them could be making their way into your kitchen this fall. … Continue Reading

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is warning people who live in areas where encounters with mosquitoes are prevalent, such as along lakes and canals, … Continue Reading