Spring has Sprung!

Spring is in the air, and we are all excited to have some nice weather headed our way. . .

This includes a number of invasive insects who emerge from their winter slumber to mate and, unfortunately, build nests in your home.

You may not know it, but nature gives us many indicators of insect habits. For example, termites swarm in near perfect accord with the blooming of the forsythia bush. If you happen to see some of these sunny yellow flowers blooming, it may be time to make sure your home is protected from termites and other destructive pests. You can learn more about termite habits here, in our pest resource center.

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Bees provide us with one of nature's sweetest treats, but carpenter bees can sting in more than one way.

Most female carpenter bees are not too agressive when it comes to attacking people, but they can do a number on your home or business.

These crafty honey-makers create their nests by excavating tunnels in wood, and can do serious damage to any exposed wood.

Read more about carpenter bees here, in our pest resource center and make sure they're not leaving you any sweet treats...

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