Our Pest Control Blog
Have you ever taken the time to really consider the pests invading your home, or do you want to learn more about how you can stop that from happening in the first place? Well, keep reading to find out more!
Mosquito season in Georgia is a cycle that begins in early spring and stretches through the fall, with the peak of activity occurring during the warm summer months.
Mosquito larvae are small, worm-like creatures found in standing water. They are typically less than 1/4 inch long, with cylindrical bodies and small heads. Mosquito larvae can be seen hanging upside down from the water surface, breathing through tubes, or diving when disturbed.
While spiders can be found in almost every corner of the world, different species prefer very specific types of habitats and nesting spots. One of the most infamous spiders, the black widow, has some particularly interesting nesting habits and preferred environments.
Termites are tiny, destructive insects that can cause extensive damage before their presence is even detected. In this blog, we'll delve into the signs of termite damage in Savannah, helping homeowners identify and address this potential menace.
Savannah, with its warm and humid climate, provides an ideal environment for carpenter ants to thrive. Understanding the dynamics of carpenter ant infestations in this region is crucial for residents looking to protect their homes and structures.
In this blog, we will explore distinctive features and signs that can help you tell the difference between ants and termites in Savannah.
Unsurprisingly, palmetto bugs love the Palmetto State! Here in South Carolina, our warm and humid climate is a particular favorite of these pests. But what are palmetto bugs? Are they any different than cockroaches? Keep reading to find out!
A rodent infestation can sneak up on a home or a family, but they also can be one of the most dangerous and destructive pests to deal with. If you think you may have a rodent problem, it’s vital that you get educated and get proactive. We’ve got everything you need to know right here.
With spring quickly approaching, everyone is excited about being able to get outside, hear the birds, and see the new spring blooms. But one more thing that we all need to be looking out for is spring bugs!
Georgia is a warm, summery haven for almost 40 different species of spiders. The vast majority of these spiders are harmless to humans, despite how scary they may or may not look. Learn more here!
