Category: Insect Infestations

Did you know a whopping 33% of homes in the US will experience a rodent infestation this year?  After you’ve evicted your unwanted guests, don’t forget the crucial step of post-infestation cleanup! Rodents can leave behind not just a mess but also health hazards. Here’s how to clean up safely and ensure a pest-free future…

We often encounter unwelcome guests in our homes and workplaces, but some bring more than a nuisance. The health impact of mice infestations is a topic that deserves our attention. Beyond the unsightly droppings and chewed wires, these tiny creatures can pose hidden health risks that may go unnoticed until it’s too late. Whether it’s…

Welcome to our guide on maintaining a bug-free home and combating insect infestations. Dealing with pesky critters in your living space can be a nuisance, but fear not! We’re here to provide you with effective solutions to keep those bugs at bay. At the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), we believe in using safe insecticides that…

Knowing how to detect insect infestation in your home is crucial for effective pest control. By identifying the signs and symptoms of common household pests, you can take action early and prevent further damage. Insects can cause various problems, from property damage to health risks, so it’s important to be able to spot the early…

If you’re looking to control pests in your home and garden, it’s important to prioritize safety, non-toxic solutions, and eco-friendly options. Chemical controls should only be used when absolutely necessary and in a targeted manner. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) recommends good cultivation methods, garden hygiene, and natural enemies as the first line of defense…

When it comes to controlling pests and diseases in your garden without the use of chemical pesticides, there are several effective strategies you can employ. These include being vigilant and monitoring pest populations, using traps to identify the ideal time to spray, practicing mechanical removal of pests, and introducing beneficial insects and predatory or parasitic…