Pest Control Blog

Aug03

How To Keep Earwigs In Western Massachusetts Out Of Your Home

August 3, 2022

Have earwigs become a problem inside your home? Licensed pest control professionals have the knowledge and tools to eradicate these pests. > Read More

Aug01

Pack Rats In Massachusetts: Know The Signs

August 1, 2022

Has your property been infiltrated by pack rats? Promptly speak with a licensed pest control professional for assistance with eliminating these dangerous pests. > Read More

Jul30

What To Do If You've Been Bitten By A Centipede In Hartford

July 30, 2022

Centipedes use their powerful jaws to bite their prey, and they also bite humans if they think they're in danger. Learn how to care for a centipede bite and know the signs for when you may need medical attention. > Read More

Jul29

Making Sure Fleas Stay Out Of Your Western Massachusetts Apartment

July 29, 2022

Did you know you can have a flea problem even if you don't have pets? Know the signs of a flea infestation so you can prevent these bugs from taking over your home or apartment. > Read More

Jul22

How To Deal With Termite Infestations In Western Massachusetts

July 22, 2022

There are a few ways to repair termite damage, but you may need to replace wooden structures in your home if it's too severe. Catch a termite infestation by noticing early warning signs and call an exterminator right away. > Read More

Jul15

Dealing With A Cockroach Infestation In Western Massachusetts

July 15, 2022

Cockroaches spread harmful diseases and can even cause asthma attacks in some individuals. Prevent these pests from taking over your property by keeping your home clean and closing off access points. > Read More

Jul08

Skunks Can Be A Real Menace In Western Massachusetts

July 8, 2022

Did you know skunks only spray as a last line of defense against danger? If a skunk is hissing, stomping its feet, or raising its tail, get out of the way to avoid getting sprayed. > Read More

Jul01

Are Pantry Moths Invading Your Western Massachusetts Kitchen?

July 1, 2022

Pantry moths feed on dry foods like cereal, pasta, and grains. To prevent these pests from contaminating your groceries, store goods in airtight containers with secure lids. > Read More

Jun30