Pest Control Tips
Preventing Winter Pests from Entering Your Home
As the weather gets colder, rodents, spiders, and other pests are drawn indoors, seeking warmth, food, and shelter. Understanding their motives and entry points can
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Pest Control Tips
5 Tips for a Pest-Free Holiday Season
The holidays are a time for family, friends, good food – and, of course, festive decorations! During this most wonderful time of the year, many
Pest Control
DIY vs. Professional Pest Control
In today’s day and age, the DIY movement is more popular than ever, whether it’s gardening, arts and crafts, or home repair. But what about
Mosquitoes
Should You Worry About Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Georgia?
In Georgia, the warm spring and summer evenings are often accompanied by the unwelcome buzz of mosquitoes. While mostly a minor irritant, it’s crucial to
Pest Control
Cicadas 2024: Witnessing Nature’s Marvel In Georgia
In 2024, Active Pest Control invites you to join in observing an awe-inspiring natural marvel taking place in Georgia. We stand at the threshold of
Pest Control
Everything You Need to Know About the Joro Spider in Georgia
Have you recently experienced an unexpected encounter in your own backyard, coming face-to-face with a spider that’s anything but ordinary? If you’ve noticed a strikingly
Pest Control
Late Summer Pests
As the sun begins to set on summer, the allure of its warmth still lingers in Georgia. Residents are savoring the last moments of this
Pest Control
Natural Ant Predators in Georgia
Ants can be found in practically every corner of the world, but that doesn’t make them any more pleasant when they are marching across your
Bees & Wasps
Buzz Off: How to Keep Wasps Out of Your Car
Summertime in Georgia brings sunny days, open roads, and unfortunately, some unwelcome visitors—wasps. These buzzing insects have a knack for finding their way into the
Pest Control
Mosquito Awareness for Springtime
In , the normal mosquito season will run from March through to October. With January rain totals well above normal across the Southeast, it is
