Rodents and pests have many of the same needs as humans: food, water, and shelter. While most mice live in wooded areas, it’s not uncommon for them to venture into homes and apartments. Unfortunately, you might not be helping your cause to keep mice out. So, if you want to avoid giving mice a cozy place to live, then you need to know what’s attracting them. Here’s what the Lawn Plus Pest Control Solutions experts want you to know.
In decades past, Midwestern winters have been bone-chillingly cold. However, several global factors, including climate change, are increasing the chances of milder winters. This means there’s less snow and fewer days of freezing temperatures. While you might love the idea of a warmer winter season, you probably don’t love the idea of dealing with more pests. So, let’s talk about how warmer winters affect pests, and how Lawn Plus Pest Control Services can help!
It’s hard to believe that winter is right around the corner! While the thought of snow, holidays, and time spent with family is exciting, nothing can ruin it all like a pest problem. That’s why residents trust the pest control services from Lawn Plus Pest Control Services. Our pest control programs specifically target common household pests and help keep them from invading your home.
The fall season is ushering in cooler temperatures and relief from the heat of the summer. But, unfortunately, it’s also ushering in unwanted pests to your home and lawn. As trees begin to change color and drop their leaves, the extra foliage around your home is attractive to fall pests like spiders, rodents, and cockroaches. That’s why it’s important to call Lawn Plus Pest Control Services for pest control and extermination. Yet, there are some things you can do to prevent any severe infestations this winter.
Spiders have been around for millions of years, so it’s no surprise that they’re everywhere. Just because humans and spiders have co-existed for millennia doesn’t mean you want them in your home. Spider extermination services from Lawn Plus Pest Control Services can help keep them out of your home. But how can you tell if you have a problem and need to give us a call? Well, here are three signs spiders are taking over your home.
As the summer months wind down, you need to start thinking about fall pest control. Cooler temperatures bring more than just falling leaves; there could be a variety of pests cozying up in your home for the winter. While you might not notice them during the winter, treating your home in the fall can help prevent issues in the spring. At Lawn Plus Pest Control Services, we help homeowners get rid of common fall pests.
Moles are a common lawn pest that can live freely for months without being detected. As a creature with poor eyesight, they spend most of their lives underground, tunneling and feasting their way through your lawn. However, signs of their feeding and living frenzy eventually show up. So, if you start to notice some of these signs of moles, it’s time to call Lawn Plus Pest Control Services.
A cockroach infestation can make your home feel gross and unclean. While it might seem like they pop up out of nowhere, there’s likely a reason they’ve found your home and kitchen so appealing. Cockroaches are notorious for eating whatever they can find. This list includes fruits, vegetables, starches, grease, hair, droppings of older roaches, and more. Lawn Plus Pest Control Services usually gets a call from a bewildered homeowner after they’ve see a cockroach or two. However, nailing down what they’re feasting on doesn’t take an expert analysis. Here are several foods that are likely to attract these unwanted pests.
The buzz around town is because the bees are back. It’s springtime, which means every living creature is coming out of its winter home, including bees. While you may not be so thrilled to find them buzzing around your home, some bees are quite essential. However, other bees are just plain destructive. But how do you tell the difference? When it comes to bumble bees and carpenter bees, the Lawn Plus Pest Control Services team gets this question all the time. Here is our answer.
Bed bugs are nasty little creatures that spread like wildfire if you’re not careful. No one is immune to bed bugs, no matter how clean you keep your home. Most people think that the only way to get bed bugs is to sleep in a dirty hotel bed or bring them home in your suitcase after spring break. While these are both very likely scenarios, we still shock people with all the other ways bed bugs get into their homes. If you suspect you have bed bugs, it’s time to call Lawn Plus Pest Control Services.
