Cockroaches are one of the worst pests that you can have in your home. This is mainly because they can carry a wide range of different diseases and can breed at an alarming rate. This means that you need to be able to identify a cockroach infestation early before they have a chance to reproduce in large numbers. Early detection makes the removal and cleaning process quicker and easier. Fortunately, there are a few common warning signs that you can look out for to determine if you should call a pest removal service.
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The thought of a raccoon roaming free around your home is unsettling. However, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. There is a way to remove the animal from your home without jeopardizing your safety or the safety of the animal. On the contrary, there is a wrong way to go about the process that puts both of you at risk. Learn what safety-risking steps you should not take when you face a similar situation.
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If you have fleas in your home then you may not really notice them until you have a big problem. These pests are very small and jump quickly. They bite and leave you with itchy welts or bumps. They typically attach themselves to the furry pets in your home such as cats and dogs, but they will bite humans as well. They can be on your furniture and in your carpeting, and they can also be outside in your yard.
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Now that the weather has started to warm up, you're probably seeing more fly activity around the house. Unfortunately, wherever you see flies, maggots won't be very far behind; this is particularly true if you're not able to keep the flies under control. Once flies get the opportunity to lay eggs, you can end up with maggots all over your yard. Here are four simple steps you can take to keep the flies away and reduce the maggot population this summer:
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As the manager of a senior care facility, one of your most important roles is to create a safe and comfortable environment for the older adults who stay at the residence. Naturally, pest control is always at the forefront of your mind, and the staff all know the importance of practicing proper preventative procedures such as keeping indoor areas free of food debris. Unfortunately, facility management often has less control over what happens outside, and a bad mosquito season is all it takes to create a health hazard for the residents at your facility.
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