iPest Solutions encourages homeowners to prepare the home against pests in the wintertime Just because it is cold outside, doesn’t mean pest problems have gone away. IPest Solutions reminds homeowners that winter is actually a critical time to pest-proof around the house to help keep pests from coming indoors. Although
Blood-sucking pests like mosquitoes, ticks and bed bugs will continue to be a problem throughout most of the country come Halloween, and while bed bugs do not transmit diseases like mosquitoes and ticks do, they’re just as troublesome if found in the home and incredibly hard to get rid of.
In an effort to protect their queen and colony, social wasps frequently attack humans in response to nest disturbances. Solitary wasps, on the other hand, are not colony-dwellers, and therefore, they are not defensive, and they rarely sting humans. However, it is easy to confuse solitary wasps with social wasps
During the first half of the twentieth century, insect pests like bed bugs, mosquitoes, flies, termites and cockroaches wreaked havoc in urban areas throughout the US, and residents were largely defenseless against the pests. During this time, insect pest control methods consisted of simple homemade physical traps, such as keeping
iPest Solutions offers tips on how to deal with the season’s most common stinging insects While the distinct buzzing noise and mere sight of a hornet or wasp is enough to make most people swat wildly in fear, there are much safer ways to deal with these sometimes aggressive summer
Austin is home to an abundance of insect and arachnid pests that are classified as “medically significant” species by public health officials. Some of these dangerous pests include red-imported fire ants, brown recluse spiders, southern black widow spiders, harvester ants, Africanized honey bees (aka killer bees), and a variety of
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