Four Common Myths About Phoenix, AZ Termites You May Still Believe
6/15/2021
Among the pests that consume wood, termites might be the worst. Many Phoenix, AZ homes and businesses are no more because of them. ... Read More
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How Dangerous Are The Mosquitoes In Chandler?
6/14/2021
Summertime is often filled with exciting outdoor activities and fun in the sun, but it also brings its own challenges as well. One of those pesky challenges happens to be the increased risk of mosquito bites and backyard infestations. While these tenacious blood-suckers may seem mostly harmless, they're actually the world's leading carrier of dangerous pathogens and deadly diseases.... Read More
How To Tell If It's Bed Bugs In Your Chandler Home
6/9/2021
Known as nature's hitchhikers, bed bugs won't seek out your home purposefully; they sneak into purses and luggage, crawl onto pets, and even latch onto your clothing in order to get inside. This is why it's such a common misconception that only the dirtiest homes deal with bed bug infestations.... Read More
Four Easy Yet Effective Ways To Keep Spiders Out Of Your Phoenix Home
6/7/2021
Even though spiders are important to the natural cycle of our ecosystem, they can still be very dangerous to have in your home if they're the wrong ones. Jumping spiders and wolf spiders aren't dangerous pests, but brown recluse spiders and black widow spiders can be deadly house guests.... Read More
What You Want To Know About Scorpions In Phoenix
6/4/2021
If you have scorpions on your Phoenix property, don't try to get rid of them on your own. They are still very dangerous, and while one sting might not do much damage, multiple stings from numerous scorpions could cause a medical emergency.... Read More
Why Do I Have Carpenter Ants On My Phoenix Property?
5/31/2021
Ants are among the most common pests found on commercial or residential properties. They are social insects that create large colonies and work together to source food and maintain their nests. Carpenter ants (Camponotus species) are no exception, as they live together with thousands of others. These ants are known for their ability to tunnel through wood, which can be troublesome for properties.... Read More
