Our Pest Control Blog
Want to learn how to make the most of your professional pest control treatments? Follow our blog for pest prevention tips, guides to local pests, and home-maintenance advice from our trained exterminators!
Carpet beetles are common household pests that can cause significant damage to fabrics, clothing, and carpets. Understanding their seasonal activity can help homeowners take preventative measures and protect their belongings. This blog will discuss the seasonal patterns of carpet beetles.
Wasps often get a bad rap due to their painful stings and aggressive behavior, but these insects play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystems. In California, wasps contribute significantly to pest control, pollination, and even soil aeration.
California gardens are buzzing with various bee species, each playing a crucial role in pollination and maintaining ecological balance. Identifying these bees can help gardeners appreciate their contributions and ensure safe interactions.
Rat infestations can pose significant dangers to both health and property. These rodents are more than just a nuisance; they are carriers of various diseases and can cause extensive damage to buildings and belongings.
If you've noticed a sudden surge in ant activity around your home or neighborhood in Los Angeles, you're not alone. Many residents are reporting an increase in these common pests. But why the sudden influx of ants, and what can be done to address this issue? In this article, we will explore the factors contributing to the rise in ant activity in Los Angeles and provide tips on effectively controlling and preventing these pests.
If you suspect that you may have rodents in your L.A. home, it is important to be able to recognize the signs and take action before the problem escalates.
Cockroaches are a common pest in Los Angeles. They are notorious for being difficult to control due to their ability to hide and reproduce quickly and their resistance to pesticides.
Are termites wreaking havoc on your home, silently chewing away at its very foundation? If you're a homeowner in California or any subtropical or warm, arid region of the United States, you may be at risk.
Termites, known as the "silent destroyers," are small insects that feed on cellulose-based materials, predominantly wood. California is home to several species of termites, each with distinct characteristics and preferences.
A bee's nest in the home can be a hazard if anyone is allergic to bee stings.
