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As temperatures rise and plants push out fresh new growth, two of the most common (and frustrating) garden pests make their annual appearance: aphids and whiteflies. Spring through early fall is prime season for these sap-sucking insects, and if left untreated,

A common question homeowners ask is: “Is pest control still effective if it’s raining?” The answer is yes. Wet weather services are just as effective as dry weather services—and in some cases, even more effective. Does Rain Wash Treatments Away? This

As temperatures drop, rodents like mice and rats often seek shelter inside homes. As a homeowner, it’s important to recognize the signs of rodent activity and take steps to prevent an infestation. Here’s what you need to know to protect

Rodents Invade When It Gets Cold Winter is peak season for rats and mice to move indoors, seeking warmth, food, and shelter. Rodents can enter through gaps as small as a dime—and once inside, they: Chew wires (a fire hazard).