Bed Bugs and Travel: Here's What You Need to Know
By Glenn Olesuk, Entomologist and Owner, Graduate Pest Solutions
Spider In My Home - What do I do?
A Wolf spider, common in Western Massachusetts. Have you seen spiders around your home this fall? If you’re like many here in Western Massachusetts, fall brings with it beautiful foliage, pumpkin ...
How to Get Rid of Fruit Flies - Graduate Pest Solutions, Inc.
Fruit flies can detect the yeast created by decaying fruit and can be attracted from great distances. Your home is clean, you sweep and take out the garbage regularly but no matter what you do, fruit ...
Prevent Mice in Your Home
Here in New England, rodents begin sheltering indoors when nighttime temperatures become cool and cold. We often see an uptick in mouse activity in October, especially in communities like ...
How to Prevent Rats in Your Home
With the autumn season comes plenty of new and exciting experiences. Between apple picking, fall fairs, and everything in between, there’s plenty to celebrate in the New England Area. Unfortunately, ...
Outdoor Pet Safety
Bruin is our beloved pup and resident expert in pet safety. For most pet owners, the safety of our furry friends is a top priority. In the summer months, when they join us outdoors on hikes, camping ...
Keep Mice, Spiders and Cockroaches Out of Your Home
As summer winds down and the weather grows cooler, many New Englanders begin turning off the AC, breaking out their flannel ware and filling up on nice warm pumpkin spice coffees. But as we seek warm ...
Are Bees More Aggressive in the Fall?
Bees can be more aggressive in the fall. Fall is nearly upon us here in New England. As leaves begin to change, there’s a stirring in the air. It’s not a cool fall breeze or disturbed air from ...
Termite Trivia
You can’t see them, hear them or smell them, but they are in your home eating, drinking and merrily carrying on. It’s not your teenage children having a party while you’re away for the weekend trying ...
Fall Pest Prevention
As summer winds down and the weather grows cooler, many New Englanders begin turning off the AC, breaking out their flannel ware and filling up on nice warm pumpkin spice coffees. But as we seek warm ...
