Carpenter ants got their name because they are known for causing significant damage to the wood in your home or furniture. If you notice carpenter ants in your home, this is not a good sign as they can create significant issues and bite. If you happen to see piles of wood shaving particles, this is […]

If you are experiencing a swarm of bees or a beehive near your home, this is normal. Bees tend to build their nests on or around homes because there is plenty of cover to protect their nests. Also, bees thrive in urban environments with lots of greenery, plants, and flowers for them to feed on.

New England winters feel never-ending so once summer is back, it’s important to enjoy every minute of it! Summer brings warmer weather, longer days, and tons of summer fun. Unfortunately, it also brings some annoying summer pests. Pests can bother you both inside and out of your home. Experts recommend preventing pests before they become

If you own a home or business, you know how crucial it is to make sure the building is in good shape. You probably know how to check for leaks or even make minor repairs yourself. But when it comes to pest control, do you know what to look for and how to handle it?

Ants are drawn to our houses because they can find food, water, and shelter all in one comfy environment. While the ants might think that’s the perfect setup, you most likely won’t agree when you see an unwanted guest inching across your counter. It’s much easier to prevent ants than it is to remove them

A dead animal in your wall is a problem that no homeowner wants to deal with. Perhaps you heard some noises in your wall that stopped, or maybe you found a hole on the exterior of your home that would grant animal access. Determining if there is a dead animal in your wall requires a

Do you have to be concerned about pest control during winter? If you live in New England, you certainly do. While bees and mosquitoes flew overhead during summertime, cockroaches, mice, spiders, etc. could creep underfoot during winter. These pests are searching for protection from the cold, and sadly, our warmer homes look inviting to them.

The cold winter weather brings cozy nights by the fire, holiday traditions, and many other happy things, but it also brings some unwanted guests inside of your home. As the temperature drops outside, animals start looking for somewhere warm and cozy to live until spring returns. Unfortunately for you, your home makes the perfect spot!

Rats and mice may be small creatures, but the damage they can do to a house is enormous. In fact, it’s estimated that rodent infestations cause around twenty billion dollars’ worth of damage to businesses, homes, and agriculture in the United States every year. What does that look like for an individual house? Here is

The autumn season is already here, which means bright fall colors, warm drinks, and wildlife creatures looking for a place to call home. Since our well-insulated houses are much warmer and drier than outdoors in the fall and winter, unfortunately, this means that critters are going to start finding ways to get inside. If you