Pest Management / Ecology
DIY tips on integrated pest management and green exterminations ideas. Finding new ways to work with the ecology to prevent or eliminate infiltrations of unwanted animals and pests.
These Natural Pest Control Tips Will Safeguard Your Home Against Unwanted Guests
by Boris Dzhingarov on Dec 18, 2015
Unwanted guests of the many-legged variety are an ongoing problem in many households. While you do not want unsightly pests traipsing through your home as they please, you may also be hesitant to use potentially harmful pesticides, especially in those homes with small children and pets. Continue reading →
Points to Consider When Hiring a Pest Control Professional
by Guest Post on Apr 7, 2016
If you are having a problem with pests in your home then you need to deal with it as quickly as possible, before too much damage is done. The best way of dealing with a pest problem is to speak to a professional exterminator. They have plenty of experience dealing with pests in people’s homes and are licensed to do so. Continue reading →
7 Simple Ways to Get Rid of Termites in Your Home
by Guest on Apr 25, 2016
Termites are the most destructive pests to have in your home! This is because they can actually destroy your whole house. If you suspect you have termites in your home, you must take every effort to get rid of them before they do a significant amount of damage that will cost you thousands of dollars. Continue reading →
Spotting and Fixing Visible Signs of Termite Damage
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jul 14, 2016
Not only is termite damage unsightly, especially if left to go for extended periods of time, but termites can cause irreparable damage to the structure of any home if not treated thoroughly and timely. In fact, whenever you get ready to list your home on the MLS when you are looking to sell it, there will generally be a termite inspection. Continue reading →
6 Common Risks Associated with Drinking Water Out of the Tap
by Sarah Trell on Jul 20, 2016
The human body relies on water to fuel and replenish overall health and wellness in individuals of all ages. Keeping a healthy and happy body requires the use of clean water for drinking, cooking, bathing, cleaning, and much more. Because much of the accessible water supply on the earth today has become polluted due to any number of different reasons. Continue reading →
Repairs, Cleaning and Pest Control for a Better Life
by Guest on Oct 4, 2016
Home repairs include making changes that will enhance the functionality of your home and make it safer for you to undertake various activities, including cooking, bathing and using the stairs. Continue reading →
3 Important Steps to Successful Pest Control
by Guest Post on Aug 21, 2017
Pests have always been a nuisance. The worst thing is that you can neither get used to them nor ignore them. Once they get into your living space, you have to get rid of them. This is because the majority of them will not only rob you of your peace of mind but they will also cost you a fortune. Continue reading →
4 Ways to Watch for Pests When You Buy a New Home
by Brandi Owens on Apr 6, 2018
It is springtime! The birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming, and you are house-hunting! But with the turning of the seasons comes increased insect activity. When you are looking for a new place to call home, you want to be sure to keep a sharp eye out for possible infestations. Continue reading →
4 Ways to Watch for Pests When You Buy a New Home
by Guest Post on Apr 6, 2018
With the turning of the seasons comes increased insect activity. When you are looking for a new place to call home, you want to be sure to keep a sharp eye out for possible infestations. After all, that bungalow may appear to be your dream house, but you will not be having very sweet dreams if bed bugs are chewing on you. Continue reading →
3 Humid Subtropical Household Pests and How to Spot Them
by Larry Wise on Apr 7, 2018
While much of the north and midwest is still buried in snow and winter storms, the southern states are moving into spring and summer. Warm temperatures bring flowers and animals and...bugs. Continue reading →
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