Many homeowners wait until spring to address pest problems,but winter pest control offers unique advantages, especially in January.
January pest problems in the Northeast are predictable.Knowing what pests are active and why it helps homeowners take the right stepsto protect their homes during winter.
January in Massachusetts and Connecticut brings freezingtemperatures, snow, and long nights. While many homeowners assume pestsdisappear in winter, the opposite is often true. Cold weather forces ...
Every year calls about mice and rats jump right after the first hard frost. It’s not your imagination frost changes rodent behavior. Here’s what’s going on and how to protect your home before a small ...
As temps drop across Massachusetts and Connecticut, pests start looking for warmth, moisture, and food often inside your home. The good news: even if your fall to-do list ran long, there’s still time ...
The Perfect Time to Protect Your Home Halloween is one of the most festive times of the year—porches lined with pumpkins, yards filled with decorations, and bowls brimming with candy. But as families ...
Rodents Are Masters of Hiding If you think rodents only live in your walls, think again. Mice and rats are remarkably adaptable and can make nests almost anywhere in your home. They are skilled ...
Understanding the Purpose of Rodent Awareness Month Each October, pest control experts across the country recognize Rodent Awareness Month, an initiative led by the National Pest Management ...
If you live in New England, you probably notice stink bugs every September. These shield-shaped insects gather on sunny walls and often find their way indoors. While they don’t bite or damage ...
When the temperatures drop in Massachusetts and Connecticut, rodents like mice and rats look for warm homes to shelter in. Unfortunately, your house offers food, warmth, and nesting materials — the ...