May 14, 2021
When you think “biting insects” here in Huntsville, mosquitoes are probably the first thing that comes to mind, but we’ve got plenty of biting flies in our area to give them a run for their money. There are several species of flies that invade homes and properties in Alabama, and a few of them can inflict a lot more damage than just an itchy welt. ... Read More
March 15, 2021
Argentine ants, fire ants, carpenter ants, oh my! These many-legged and very hungry pests are marching directly towards your door this spring! Ant species in Huntsville are usually attracted to human buildings by easily accessible food items, water puddles, and strong scents. There's nothing they wouldn't do to scramble through your home. ... Read More
November 13, 2020
Most spiders are relatively harmless. While they may bite if provoked, the only result is an itchy lump that will heal in time. Venomous spiders like black widows have bites that result in much more than a welt on your skin, so learning how to prevent and react responsibly to an infestation might save you from finding this out the hard way.... 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
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
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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