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Coming This Spring in Georgia: Subterranean Termite Swarms April 3, 2018 While termite infestations may seem like something that only happens to someone else, they’re a common occurrence in Georgia. With their massive colonies and relentless munching on wooden structures, you could one day be that someone else. As spring hits, subterranean termites begin their […]
Have you noticed that pests start to get worse here in Atlanta as spring temperatures warm up? Wasps and bees begin to buzz around, winged
Have you ever seen an opossum up close? They are awfully cute, especially opossum babies. They are a soft grey color with shiny eyes, cute little round ears, and the most adorable, slightly over-sized pink noses. But, if you ever have the misfortune of seeing an opossum up close with its mouth opened to reveal […]
Termites are often only discovered when the damage starts to appear, making them one of the most dangerous pest problems. In order to avoid the
Cold Weather Curse: Georgia’s Winter Pest Habits January 30, 2018 While some years come and pass as if nothing has changed, the start of this year was definitely new. Georgia’s typically mild winter became something of an anomaly at the start of the year, with plunging temperatures and icy conditions, this out-of-the-ordinary weather has had […]
Stored product insects are year-round pests and we’re providing you with 7 tips to prevent them! It’s that time of year when people start organizing
Overwintering pests are insects or other pests that enter homes in the fall for warmth and shelter throughout the colder months of the year. These
As two of the most common pest rodents, rats and mice cause a lot of trouble for Atlanta GA area homeowners. All types of rodents
It’s Rodent Awareness Week, and rodent infestations are on the rise. Due to the pandemic, reports of rodent sightings have surged. But why? Back when
“Termite season” is, unfortunately, all year long here in Atlanta GA. Many assume that termites go dormant in the fall and winter like some other