June 30, 2020
There are a lot of facts and myths out there about cockroaches. Thankfully, not everything you hear is true, but while a cockroach can’t actually survive a nuclear blast, it can spread diseases across Northern Alabama. You probably know that cockroaches are bad for the home, but how bad are they? Let’s look at why cockroaches are bad for your Huntsville property.... Read More
May 22, 2020
Most pest prevention efforts are geared towards the noticeably harmful pests such as termites or rodents instead of the more benign pests. Unfortunately, this means one common pest keeps flying under the radar when it comes to the harm they bring homeowners.... Read More
May 8, 2020
Because bed bugs are such feared pests, there’s a great deal of information available about them. Unfortunately, that information isn’t always correct. Learn about the worst advice you can get on your Huntsville bed bug problems, and then find out what you should do to prevent and eliminate these bugs.... Read More
April 30, 2020
Do you ever worry about your home being destroyed? Alabama has fallen victim to many natural disasters over the past 20 years. Hurricanes have rolled through, earthquakes have leveled homes, and some areas have even experienced severe flooding. What if we told you, one of the most serious threats to your home isn’t even a natural disaster? Of course, we are talking about carpenter ants. Is your home at risk for an infestation of these ti... Read More
April 16, 2020
How much do you know about termites? Did you know that they are just as destructive as natural disasters in certain locations? How about the fact that they cost Americans over 5 billion dollars each year? Whatever your knowledge about termites is, we are here to give you the best advice you could ever hear about termite season here in Huntsville. Are you ready to unravel the mystery that is termites?... Read More
March 17, 2020
Fire ants prefer to live in warmer climates, and they like to nest in wide-open spaces. One of the easiest ways to tell if you’re dealing with fire ants is to identify the mounds on the land they’re infesting. Fire ant colonies live in fluffy mounds of worked soil. Unlike most ant mounds, theirs do not have any opening in the center. It’s common to find new mounds after heavy rainfall. Once fire ants get their colony ... Read More
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