Did you know? Indian meal moths can be found in a wide range of climates and live in stored food products, including grains, seeds, dried fruit, pet food and spices.
Female Carpenter bees make tunnels into wood of decks and or porches to live into. They need wood at least two inches thick, and they usually start tunneling on the underside of beams. They drill against the grain for an inch or so, then turn 90 degrees and drill with...
It's in the news: East Coast might be at a greater risk of mosquito- and tick-borne infections as the climate becomes hotter and more humid, creating an ideal breeding environment for those disease-carrying insects. Spray for mosquitoes and ticks now. Call us for an es...
Eastern species of carpenter bees prefer to nest in soft woods such as cedar, redwood, cypress, pine, and fir. After mating, the female locates a suitable nest site and begins by chewing a perfectly round entrance hole into the wood. Considerable damage can occur to wo...
Carpenter bees gets its common name from its habit of boring into wood like a carpenter. They look like typical bumblebees but often lack yellow stripes.
Discarded wings can often be found near windowsills and doors, and are often the first and only outwardly visible sign of a termite problem. If you found discarded wings, call us for an inspection immediately.
Drywood termites produce wood-colored droppings (AKA frass) as they eat through infested wood. If you find a small pile of what looks like pellets, it could be a sign of a drywood termite infestation.
