If you’re hoping that winter’s arrival will turn your home into a pest-free zone, we’ve got some bad news. While it’s true that some pests – especially outdoor insects – need a warmer climate to thrive, many of our local mainstays don’t mind sticking around. In fact, chilly weather can actually make infestations worse by […]
Read the full article… Pest control is a highly competitive business. There are countless companies to choose from in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. Given so many options, why do thousands of customers trust My Pest Pros? Our Standards When services are provided in the home, clients should have full assurance that the company providing them complies with […]
Read the full article… During the spring, summer and fall, you can findcommon pests crawling and flying both indoors and outside. If you are like many people, you might be asking yourself where pests go when it gets cold and starts to snow. Because rodents, insects and other pests have trouble surviving in the snow, they will start looking […]
Read the full article… Contrary to popular belief, you can protect your home from pests without harming the environment. Organic pest control is the perfect option for the families who are striving to live a green lifestyle. Here are some of the key benefits to using an organic pest control treatment. No Toxic Chemicals Organic treatments do not contain […]
Read the full article… As the new year approaches, you are probably making a list of your resolutions for 2017. When it comes to your home, one important resolution is keeping it free of pests. Spring will arrive soon, and that is a common season for expensive pest problems to start. Ways To Keep Pests Out Of Your Home […]
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For good reason, rodents have a reputation for being some extremely disgusting creatures. They can cause homeowners a great deal of frustration. Here are five signs that rodents are living inside of your home. 1) Late-Night Sounds During the daytime, rodents typically lay low. They tend to do most of their dirty work late at night. […]
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