Prevention is important with any invasive pests. In fact, the best pest control is one that keeps pests out of your home. Termites can live in your yard or home for years without being detected. You may have termites in an outbuilding or woodpile without them ever moving on to your house. The best way…

There is nothing worse than coming home from vacation to find that termites or other pests have had a party in your home while you were away. There are a couple of precautions you can take to keep you from having to call an exterminator the minute you get home. Clean house Leave a clean…

Many residents and business owners in Wyoming and Montana believe that only pet owners deal with flea infestations. Worse yet, some people believe that fleas are relatively harmless. The fact is that fleas often cause expensive and even life-threatening problems: – Costly removal: Even if you use do-it-yourself flea spray or bug bombs, you will…

Wasps are common throughout Montana and Wyoming. These pests can deliver painful stings to people and pets, cause serious allergic reactions in some victims and even damage your home in some situations. A wasp can decide to nest in many areas in and around your home, including your attic and your deck, leaving you vulnerable…

A building structure can be damaged by the infestation of termites because they eat their way in or out. If these pests infest for a long time, then the damage caused would be severe. This would call upon repair services for your home, and it can be costly. You should prevent such damages by ensuring…

Wyoming and Montana residents and business owners don’t always need a pest control specialist to recognize the presence of common pests in their homes, businesses and other structures. The following signs by type are easy to spot: – Bed bugs: Since bed bugs love blood, look for bite marks on people and pets and blood…

If you fear that you have a couple of unwanted four-legged friends in your home, it’s important to act fast! Mouse and rodent extermination may not sound pleasant, but it is a necessary step to take if you find that these critters have taken up residence in your house. Wyoming and Montana are known for…

Spiders can get into your house in a variety of ways. Damp areas near your house, such as wet soil, can make a good habitat for them. If you are doing renovations, they will use any openings you leave behind to get in. These pests also do their own version of hitchhiking. They prefer secluded…

A rodent infestation can be dangerous to your health Domestic mice and rats are becoming a popular choice for pets. But did you know that mice and other rodents in the wild can carry up to 35 different diseases, including Lyme Disease and Hantavirus? Droppings and urine left behind by these wild rodents are dangerous…

When most people discover that their bed has been infested by bed bugs, the first thing that crosses their mind is throwing away the mattress and giving the bed a thorough cleaning. However, this does not solve the problem. Even if you disassemble the bed, use the hardest brush you can find to clean each…