Are These Bed Bugs In My Elizabeth City Home?
9/3/2021
Well, before you head off to the local hardware store to purchase a cart full of insecticides, you might want to know what you're up against.... Read More
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How Dangerous Are Cockroaches In Virginia?
8/27/2021
Pest remediation often drops to the bottom of a “to-do” list for many home and business owners in Virginia. They have so many tasks, they’ll de-prioritize the service. If insects and creatures aren’t seen, it will really be an afterthought. However, you should always pursue creepy crawlers. ... Read More
Elizabeth City's Complete Brown Recluse Spider Control Guide
8/20/2021
Many pests have an array of subspecies with unique traits. They are definitely not all the same, as most people believe. Separations aren’t just with size and color either. There could be some across behavioral patterns, habitat, and diet. Even the risk factors can be different. While some are relatively harmless, others are extremely lethal. ... Read More
The Best Protection From Dangerous Mosquitoes In Elizabeth City, NC
8/13/2021
If you have to be outside for a wedding reception, sports game, or family barbecue, expect to be targeted by mosquitoes. These flying insects will not stop swarming around you until they bite you and get your blood. It’s key to their life cycle. You’ll likely be left with bumps on your skin that are red and very itchy.... Read More
To Get Rid Of Ants On Your Elizabeth City Property - Fast!
7/30/2021
Types Of Ants Commonly Found In Elizabeth City As previously mentioned, there are over 700 types of ants wandering around the United States. Here are some that are most commonly found in the Elizabeth City area: Argentine ants are nearly microscopic, measuring 1/16 - ¼ of an inch. Identifiable by their amber coloring, Argentine ants create colonies near food sources and emit a musky odor if crushed. To prevent ... Read More
How To Spot A Carpenter Bee Problem On Your Virginia Property
7/20/2021
Additionally, carpenter bees are not social insects, like bumble bees and honey bees, so they will not live in colonies. Rather, they will construct nests in trees or frames or buildings, making them harder to spot.... Read More