Talking About Rat Removal Methods

Posted on: 5 June 2017
Although spiders can serve a noble purpose -- ridding your home and lawn of pesky insects like mosquitoes, ants, and beetles -- they can also be a nuisance in and of themselves, especially when they leave thickly-spun webs behind. If you'd like to reduce your home's spider population without using heavy-duty pesticides and poisons, prevention is often the name of the game. There are also some less-toxic ways to kill any spiders that may be left behind after you've put these prevention methods in place.
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Posted on: 23 May 2017
Any type of pest problem can be a big pest problem, but if you have a problem with termites you could be in big trouble. Termites will digest wood, and so they particularly like to get into the frame of a home and start to eat it away. They can do damage to the frame of a home or any other part of your home that is wood. If you find that you have a termite problem, you need to act as soon as possible.
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Posted on: 16 May 2017
If you have just moved into a brownstone in Brooklyn, then you are probably super excited. It's a dream of many New Yorker's to get to live in one of these historic homes. However, just because they are historic and well made, it doesn't mean that a brownstone doesn't have the normal pests that plague other New York houses and apartments. So, you're going to have to deal with things such as roaches and bed bugs.
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Posted on: 10 May 2017
If you have old books that get damp, you may find booklice. Booklice are not actually lice, but belong to family of insects called psocids. These tiny insects measure 1/16 of an inch, and they do not just hide in books. They can also be found in cracks, crevices, and other damp areas. While they are no physical threat to humans, they leave behind waste in food products. Here are tips to get rid of booklice in your home.
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