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There are a couple of more important and urgent calls in the exterminator’s world, apart from individuals who have found a nest of German roaches. The roaches are smelly, unhygienic, and disgusting to have around and will infect everything they […]

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It’s a beautiful morning, and you are all set for a day out with your family to have a nice picnic. However, there is a little problem with all those ants surrounding your food and ruining it all for you. […]

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Fungus gnats, fruit flies, and drain flies are all examples of gnats, which are little flying insects. Fungus gnats have black bodies and lengthy legs, whereas fruit flies are brown and spherical, and sewer flies have moth-like wingspan and are […]

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Bee stings can happen any time and anywhere – whether you’re in a garden, playground, or hiking out there. And let’s be honest, bee stings are the worst – they hurt so much that one cannot help but freak out […]

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As the name suggests, bird mites are avian parasites that mostly infect domesticated birds. They live on the birds’ skin, but can easily find their way into our homes. Bird mites aren’t a parasite to humans, but we cannot deny […]

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Cooler weather or not, fleas in Orange County don’t really go away. In fact,  fleas, like other pests like cockroaches, ants, and houseflies, like warm weather. Higher temperatures are ideal for fleas to lay eggs, resulting in larvae hatching and […]

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Just like any other pests, spiders are creepy too. You’ll find them in different corners of your home, making your space their home! The annoying part about spiders is that they multiply super quick, making it all the difficult to […]

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If you’ve ever seen an earwig, you might think it’s a scary insect that can harm you. However, that is not the case. We’ll look at how to classify earwigs and how to remove them if they’ve found a home […]

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Household pests are similar to humans in certain respects. They require a consistent source of food, which is often difficult to come by during winter. When the weather becomes cold, they rush to locate any warm refuge they can find. […]

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Winter’s return means more time spent indoors, but you’re not alone. As the weather drops, mice and rats seek food and shelter indoors. Mice can fit through a knothole of a pencil eraser, whereas rats can pass through a quarter-sized […]