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As a Florida resident, you're probably no stranger to German cockroaches. These annoying critters thrive in our warm, humid climate, making infestations a common headache for homeowners, renters, and businesses alike.
Knowing where these pests like to hide is essential if you're a homeowner in Florida, where bed bug infestations are not uncommon due to the warm climate. In this guide, we'll explore the common hiding spots of bed bugs in Florida homes and provide tips for bed bug detection.
While rats and mice play essential roles in the ecosystem, they can become unwelcome guests when they invade homes. In this guide, we'll explore the most common rodents in Florida and provide insights on how to identify them.
Living in the sunshine state of Florida has many benefits, from beautiful beaches to lush landscapes. However, one downside that many homeowners face is dealing with mosquitoes. In this blog, we take a closer look at when exactly mosquitoes are active in Florida.
Discovering termite wings in your Florida home can be unsettling. In this blog post, we'll delve into what termite wings look like, where to find them, and what your next steps should be.
Ant infestations are a common nuisance faced by homeowners, particularly in warmer climates like Florida. While ants might seem harmless at first, they can quickly multiply and become a significant problem if not dealt with promptly and effectively.
Have you ever seen a small, gray-brown worm with hair-like scales and a speckled pattern crawling up the side of your house or interior walls? Don't worry—it's not a dangerous pest. It's probably just a harmless plaster bagworm.
Ticks can carry a number of diseases, including Lyme disease. Ticks are small arachnids, with adults ranging from the size of a pea to about the size of an apple seed when fully grown.
There's a saying in the pest control community that goes like this, "There are two types of homes: those that have termites, and those that will have termites." It's an unfortunate fact of homeownership, but it can be mitigated with the proper preparation and education.
The short answer to the question of whether certain plants and pests are impacting your allergies is yes. But for the longer answer, you’ll just have to keep reading.