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Raccoons, a common animal nuisance throughout the U.S., are nocturnal therefore rarely seen during the day. At night, they’ll leave their dens (often your chimney or attic), in search of food and water. Because they’re omnivorous and will eat mostly...
With Spring only a few weeks away, now is a good time to start preparing for allergy season. And what’s one of the major causes of allergies and asthma? PESTS! Don’t suffer through the beautiful spring season this year. Here...
According to the AJC and the State Department of Public Health, the first case of Zika virus in Georgia was confirmed today by Center for Disease Control and Prevention. It’s believed the affected individual contracted the virus while traveling to Columbia...
Think you may have a mouse in your house? Here’s how to tell and how you can get rid of him (or them!). How to Identify Mice You may be wondering if you have mice or rats. While similar, mice...
Atlanta lawn care in the winter months is almost nonexistent. This is the time of year you can sit back, relax, and forget about watering, weeding, and mowing. But don’t get too comfortable. There are things you can do now to...
Apartment living often comes with its own pest control challenges. Here are 5 ways you prevent pests from entering or infesting your apartment. 1. Eliminate Food Sources Pests will continue to thrive in areas where food is readily available (especially roaches and...
With so many exterminators to choose from, it can be overwhelming for a business or homeowner to determine which company is the best option. Here are a few things to look for when considering which pest control company is right...
The majority of homes we inspect do not have adequate insulation in the attic. Most often, when homes are constructed, contractors will install the minimum amount of insulation required. While minimal insulation is better than no insulation, having the proper...
Stink bugs, often called kudzu bugs, are classified as occasional invaders and usually make an appearance in the Spring in Georgia. They look similar to brown lady bugs, feed on plants (like kudzu), and give off an unpleasant smell when threatened. Because of...
Have you heard of the kissing bug? It may be an odd name for an insect, but this bug got its name from having a habit of feeding on the face and lips of its hosts — people. These are...
