Hello bug busters, and welcome back to our blog! If you’re new here, we’re glad to have you aboard. As experienced exterminators, we love sharing our knowledge and insights into the fascinating world of pest control. Today, we’re shedding light on a topic that’s both …
Wasps construct nests from wood fiber, and as a result, they require a nearby construction resource. The queen wasp scrapes wood fiber from wood materials and chews it to combine it with her saliva, resulting in the formation of paper pulp. She then spits it …
Mosquitoes, house flies, fruit flies, drain flies, and carpet beetles are all examples of tiny flying insects found in homes. , as well as clothes moths. Throughout the year, particularly during the warmer months, you’ll find small black flying insects in your home. At first …
Cockroaches are one of the most resilient and adaptive pests that can easily infest our homes. Getting rid of roaches requires using powerful insecticides that are specifically designed to kill and control these hardy insects. One such popular insecticide used for indoor and outdoor roach …
Finding roaches crawling through your kitchen is every homeowner’s nightmare. These disease-spreading pests contaminate food and surfaces with bacteria-laden droppings and debris from their bodies. Getting rid of roaches quickly is crucial to protect your family’s health and sanity! Many homeowners rely on powerful cleaners …
Cockroaches are one of the most resilient insects on the planet. They have been around for over 300 million years and can survive harsh conditions that most other insects cannot. One aspect of cockroaches that fascinates many people is their social structure and reproduction. Specifically, …
Have you ever wondered if wasps can get high? You might be surprised by the response. While it may sound unusual to imagine, wasps have been known to devour fermented fruits and experience a type of intoxication. We’ll look at wasp behavior after consuming fermented …
Finding tiny flying beetles buzzing around your home can be annoying, even alarming. However, they are typically harmless and there are simple steps you can take to eliminate an infestation. This article discusses what attracts these flying bugs, how to identify common household species, and …
The queen wasp is essentially the nest’s leader, and her primary function is egg laying. She is striped in bright yellow and black and has a triangle-shaped head, a distinct ‘waist,’ and a sharp pointy sting. When the queen emerges from hibernation in the spring, …
Ants are eusocial insects, meaning they live in organized colonies in which a single reproductive female (the queen) is responsible for reproduction while the rest of the colony works cooperatively to care for the young, forage for food and defend the nest. Living in populous …