Posts Tagged ‘Indianapolis pest control’
Don’t Mess With A Yellow Jacket
Yellow jackets are a type of small wasp that can be difficult to distinguish from other flying pests, but they do have some distinguishing characteristics. Learn more here!
Read MoreTips for Keeping Your Pumpkins Fresh This Halloween
As you drive through your neighborhood on the way to work, you’re met with an old, familiar fall sight—pumpkins. Pumpkins as far as the eye can see! From the typical smiling face with the triangle eyes, to the intricate, spooky designs, you get to see a broad mixture of creativity and talent…and decay. The more…
Read MoreDon’t Let Pests Bring Down Your Home This Fall
As summer draws closer to an end and the seasons slowly begin to change, there are other matters to be concerned about besides the hordes of leaves descending onto your lawn. There’s also a horde of pests looking for shelter from the lower temperatures. From stink bugs to rats, you’ll be in store for a…
Read MoreFend Off Rats & Disease with Indianapolis Rodent Control
For centuries, rats have carried pathogens and have been infected with diseases that are transferable to humans. If rats have entered your home at any time, it is crucial to contact rodent control in Indianapolis, Indiana to assist in their removal. Rats pose a serious threat to your health because they can cause diseases directly and indirectly.…
Read MorePest Control in Indianapolis: Surviving the Winter
As we all know, the Midwest is merciless when it comes to the winter season. Between below freezing temperatures and snow gusts that threaten our faces with frostbite, we rarely find ourselves outdoors. The fact that we are struggling to keep warm throughout the winter months can only cause one to wonder how pests stay…
Read MoreYou’re Not the Only One Who Loves Your Pets—Spot a Flea Infestation with 5 Simple Tips
As the weather begins to warm up, our pets practically beg us to be let outside. We laugh as we watch them dart around trees, hide in bushes, and pounce on piles of unsuspecting leaves. We then carefully wipe their paws off before they come inside—often heading for our plush carpets, comfy beds, and cozy…
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