Why store-bought flea treatments don't work
As the weather is getting colder in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New England, your pets are spending more time in the house. You’re beginning to notice that they are scratching themselves and you ...
5 Things Every Homeowner Should Know About Rodent Control
As another winter arrives, many folks in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut have found themselves dealing with bitter temperatures, slippery commutes, and high heat bills! But there’s ...
Protect Your Car from Rodents this Winter
Vermin in Vehicles Nobody likes dealing with car troubles. From worn-out brake pads to dead batteries, a problematic car can cause a whole lot of headaches. This is especially true for New Englanders ...
Signs of a Carpenter Ant Infestation
Carpenter Ants… Tiny Destroyers Know the Signs… Protect Your Home Signs of a Carpenter Ant Infestation Ants may be out in full-force during the spring and summer, but did you know that carpenter ants ...
Pest Control in the Winter
Keep the Pests Out and the Warmth In With the icy commutes, snow days, and the hustle and bustle of holidays, winter in New England is a busy time! But hopefully in between all the shoveling (and ...
How to Pest-Proof Your Holiday Decor
It’s the holiday season in New England, meaning people across Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut are adorning their homes with trees, wreaths, garlands, and other festive decorations. But ...
How Can You Tell if Your Pet Has Fleas?
Four Ways to Tell… Plus Prevention Tips Bruin is our beloved pup and resident expert in pet safety. The colder months have arrived in New England! While many pests have either died off or gone ...
What are Overwintering Pests?
How to Protect Your Home from Overwintering Pests The Western Conifer Seed Bug is the most common type of stink bug in Massachusetts Colder weather in New England means holidays, hot, chocolate, and ...
Warm Spell During the Winter Could Spell P-E-S-T
Close up view of ladybug After weeks of frigid temperatures, many people across New England can’t wait to catch a break with a milder winter day. Unbeknownst to many homeowners, however, you might ...
Protect Yourself from Ticks (Yes, Even During the Winter)
Tick – parasitic arachnid blood-sucking carrier of various diseases New England has seen some exceptionally cold weather recently, and in between all the shoveling, icy commutes, and high heating ...
