Tuesday, 27 June 2017

A Termite and Ant-Free Home

Although termites and ants do not really pose a threat to the health of human beings, they are still considered as pests in the home. Termites can cause great damages to any infrastructure. They chew their way through floors, walls, and furniture which leads to the eventual breakdown of the entire house. No person can readily notice the infestation of termites in the home because they are naturally silent. When their population reaches to millions, they can break down structures in just a short span of time. Ants, on the other hand, do not directly destroy the structure of the home. However, they can reduce the stability of the soil in which the foundation of the house is established. For this reason, ants are still considered as pests just like termites.

 

Fortunately, they are many ways to eliminate termites and ants in the home. It would basically start with interior and exterior inspections of the entire property, including the front and back yards. Once the home of the termites or ants is located, necessary action will be made by professionals. It is a must to eliminate the entire colony of these bugs to prevent them from growing back in population.

 

Five Steps to Termite Freedom

Termite colonies grow fast. The longer they’re in your home chewing away at the interior wood, the more damage they will cause. If you find evidence of damages caused by termites or just want to take precautionary measures to protect your home or business from becoming the victim of a termite attack, give Action Pest Control a call. We’re ready to set you free from termites in five easy steps! You can go to the main site to read the full article.

 

Ant colony infestation is more prevalent than termites. They can create their colonies in almost any area of the home, for as long as there is sand. Normally, they would start a colony by burrowing a side of the exterior walls of the house. They can grow to millions in just a few days and it would already be tricky to control them. Good thing they can still be eliminated in any situation.

 

I Have Ants!

In the pictures, a Green Giant Pest Control technician is installing an ant bait station at our office in Fleetwood Pennsylvania. These bait stations do a great job of controlling ants before they get inside the building. The bait compartment is locked with a child resistant lid and the ants access the bait through holes in the stake. The bait stays dry even if the area is flooded with a few inches of rain – so it lasts a long time. Check out more of the article at http://greengiantpestcontrol.com/i-have-ants/.

 

It is important to have your home checked by professional pest exterminators as soon as possible. Termites and ants might already be building their colonies inside or outside your property. Preventing them from growing in number is still your best way to avoid from getting structural damages in your home. They can get really irritating if the situation is already at its worst.

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Sunday, 11 June 2017

Getting Rid of Spiders

Spiders are extremely creepy creatures. They can thrive in almost any place, including the homes. Although most species of spiders are not potentially harmful to humans, there are still some which are known to attack people. Some spiders even have venom that can potentially kill people. Of course, you do not have to know which ones are harmful and which ones are not. All spiders are creepy and can cause extreme discomfort to humans especially when these creatures are almost at human contact. They should be exterminated as soon as possible.

Always keep in mind that there are several factors why spiders can exist in the home. One factor is food source. Spiders feed on other insects so if you see any spiders in your home, it means that your house has a lot of insects. Another factor is sanitation. Homes that are not regularly cleaned can become a habitat for spiders. Thus, if you see any spider webs around your home, get rid of them immediately. It is also advisable to regularly clean the areas around your home. Spiders usually thrive in trees and tall plants. Regularly trim your lawn and there will be a lesser chance of getting spiders in your home.

How to get rid of spiders in your house

Keep in mind that the reason there are so many spiders in your house is that there were a lot of insects for these spiders to eat. So, for every spider you see now, there were a whole bunch of insects that got eaten. So, one could say that it is a good thing that there are a lot of spiders in your house! For the full article, check out http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2011/09/29/how-to-get-rid-of-spiders-in-y/.

Eliminating spiders do not usually require the use of chemicals, such as insecticides. These chemicals can be harmful to humans as well so it is best to avoid them. Spiders are not that complicated to eliminate. Unlike common pests, such as rats and cockroaches, which hide in dark areas of the home, spiders are usually out in the open. It is very easy to spot their habitation through spider webs.

Spider Pest Control: Controlling These Feared Creatures

Spiders are among the most feared of home invaders. More people have phobias about spiders than any other pest. The ironic thing is that in nature spiders are one of the planets most beneficial inhabitants. In your home though … spiders are not welcome. A quick guide to eliminating spiders can be found at this article’s main source: http://www.marklepest.com/blog/topic/spider-control.

As long as you have the time, you can successfully eliminate spiders in your home on your own. On the other hand, you may also consider employing professional pest exterminators to do the job. Just remember to regularly maintain the cleanliness of your home afterwards to avoid being under the same situation again in the future.

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