Keeping The Winter Pests AwayKeeping the Winter Pests Away

About Me

Keeping The Winter Pests Away

Nobody really enjoys being cold, and pests are no exception. Have you ever noticed that when the temperature plummets you seem to find more insects and signs of rodents inside your home? I have recently made it my mission to pest-proof my home before winter arrives, and I decided to record my different pest eradication methods in this blog. From using pest control services to advice on how to block up mice entry points, my blog posts will give you ideas on how you can keep the pesky creatures out of your home when it starts to get cold outside. The more you prepare now, the less pest evidence you'll see next winter.

Categories

Archive

Latest Posts

Do Baiting Stations Help to Deter Termites?
15 May 2023

If you're a homeowner, you know the damage termite …

How To Remove Rats From Your Home: 5 Tips
10 November 2022

Rats are pesky critters that no one wants in their …

4 Choices to Make When Dealing With a German Cockroach Infestation
27 May 2022

Having a pest infestation in your home can cause g …

Ways to Tell If Your Property Has Pests
28 December 2021

Would you like to invite a few hidden creatures in …

3 Reasons to Use a Professional Pest Control Service
12 August 2021

There are many jobs around the home that you can h …

How to Achieve Complete Elimination of Rats

16 May 2019
 Categories: , Blog

Many are the times when homeowners or businesses have tried to get rid of rats without success. Hiring the right rat control company can be great, but you need to know some key details. You, of course, want the process to be easy, cheap and effective. Sanitation Before treating the rat problem using rat traps or poisons, you have to look into sanitation first. You don't want to catch or kill just a few rats and have them multiply once more. Read More 

Is Damage to Car Tyres a Sign You Have Termites?

13 March 2019
 Categories: , Blog

It's not easy to spot termites early. Often, you only know you have an infestation when the colony causes damage that becomes visible. While this damage is most easily seen on wood, which is the primary food source for termites, you can sometimes see damage in unusual places. For example, if you suddenly notice that the surface of one or more of your car's tyres has tracks or tunnels running through it, then this may be a sign that you have a termite problem. Read More 

Top 3 Focus Areas For Your Employees’ Commercial Pest Control Trainings

6 March 2019
 Categories: , Blog

Having a proper and effective commercial pest control plan in place protects the health and safety of your employees. A bad reputation on account of poor pest control will drive away clients, which may force you to trim down your workforce or close shop altogether. Again, you may be forced to shut down if you score poorly during health inspections, leaving your employees with no jobs. Seeing as how your commercial pest control plan and efforts affect your employees, they should be very much a part of the program. Read More 

Get Proactive With Pre-Construction Termite Treatment

5 March 2019
 Categories: , Blog

A termite infestation can, over an extended period of time, gradually destroy the structural integrity of any property from within the crevices where they hide. Insurance companies don't cover termite damage, and you will be forced to pay out of your pocket to cover for the damage. Better than calling in an exterminator after the termites have already infested your property, it would be best to prevent the likelihood of such an infestation by investing in a pre-construction termite treatment. Read More 

What Happens in Commercial Pest Control?

28 February 2019
 Categories: , Blog

Commercial pest control is pest control for commercial properties. These include all types of businesses, like shops, restaurants and warehouses. Typically, these pest control treatments are similar to normal treatments but on a larger scale. Additional factors must be taken into account such the effect of pest control chemicals on the property's contents, which may include food. Hence certain protocols must be in place to ensure that there is no risk to both the inhabitants and contents of the property from the pest control treatments. Read More