Why Do I Have Mice In My Bronx Home?
9/15/2020
House mice typically eat cereal grains and other foods. Because they are great climbers, mice can climb up the surfaces of your home and get into your pantry. ... Read More
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How Do I Keep Yellow Jackets Out Of My Bronx Yard?
8/14/2020
Yellow jacket stings pose significant health threats to humans. These insects are extremely territorial and sting when threatened. What’s worse is that they can sting repeatedly and may cause severe allergic reactions.... Read More
The Trick To Effective Mosquito Control For Your Bronx Property
7/15/2020
The Basic Mosquito Need-To-Knows Mosquitoes are one of the most prevalent pests on the planet. They have long, thin legs; scaly wings, and tube-like mouthparts for feeding. Mosquitoes tend to grow anywhere from 3/8th of an inch to 1/2 an inch in length. When it comes to biting humans, only female mosquitoes are at fault. That is because the females require a certain protein found in human (and animal) ... Read More
What You Should Know If You See Signs Of Carpenter Ants Around Your Bronx Home
6/15/2020
The Bronx is full of homes, new and old. Whether your home is in a historic building or a structure with newer, more modern construction, your residence is susceptible to carpenter ant activity. Carpenter ants are wood-destroying insects and the largest ant species on the continent.... Read More
What The Pros Have To Say About Effective Tick Control For Your Westchester County Lawn
5/22/2020
While not every single tick bite is guaranteed to transmit disease, it’s always a possibility. The risk alone is enough to make you want to get serious about your tick control needs.... Read More
The Secret To Keeping Ants Out Of Your Westchester County Yard
4/15/2020
With over 700 species of ants in existence, it can be difficult for the average homeowner to understand how to deal with this pervasive pest. The most common types of ants you’ll find in Westchester County include: Odorous house ant: These ants are dark brown or black and only grow to 1/8 of an inch. They can be further identified by the smell of rot... Read More