The first official case of West Nile Virus of 2018 has been detected in Maryland. Maryland officials found West Nile in mosquitoes tested in the Riverdale Park area of Prince George's County. While the sample that tested positive was taken on July 11, mosquito problems across the Washington, D.C. region have exploded due to recent […]
Read the full article… There are multiple reasons for you to explore how to plan an organic garden. For starters, you can grow your own fresh vegetables, thereby saving money while adopting healthy living. You can shield yourself and your loved ones from a plethora of toxins by eliminating or reducing use of pesticides, fertilizers and chemical preservatives. You […]
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According to the National Pest Management Association, termites cause more than $6 billion worth of damage annually in the United States – and things are only getting worse. Your home is far more likely to be devastated by termites than it is to be damaged by fire and flooding, and even if your home is […]
Read the full article… No homeowner wants to be invaded by ants. The only effective approach to ant control is a holistic strategy to prevent an invasion and to get rid of all ants that are presently in your home. If you are looking for ant control tips, it's important to understand how ants function and what attracts them […]
Read the full article… Springtime means warm weather, sunny days, budding flowers, and greener pastures. Unfortunately, however, it also means spring pest problems like termites, ants, and lady bugs. The influx of moisture in the air combined with the improved temperatures outside beckons insects from their hibernation and into your home. Luckily, there are some things you can do […]
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Clients are always asking us ‘how are mice getting into my home?’ Never underestimate mice. These critters are smart and amazingly adept despite their size. The reality is that no home or building is usually 100 percent sealed, and they can get through cracks as small as a #2 pencil. That’s about ¼ inch, or […]
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