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Registration is now open for the fall session of the Virginia Pest Management Association's Master Technician Series, featuring workshops on occasional invaders on Sept. 23 and termites on Sept. 24.

Look for emerging stink bugs and lady beetles on the warmer sides of buildings as springtime approaches. As temperatures climb, overwintering pests will usually emerge on the southern- and western-facing...

While occasional invaders can’t survive indoors for long periods of time, they can still cause considerable customer woes. A three-step approach to prevention is key: Survey the structure for possible...

Overwintering pests are strictly outdoor insects that find their means of survival outside of structures.

There are different levels of occasional invader issues that require different treatments.

Ants, cockroaches, rodents, bed bugs and termites. Chances are you are well-trained to control these pests, which probably make up the majority of your customer calls. What about stink bugs,...

By definition, occasional invader infestations are unpredictable — they occur “occasionally.” Invaders like isopods, millipedes and ground beetles can be a real headache for technicians because, unlike cockroaches or bed...

There are five "Be's" to consider at this time of year.

Tips for identifying an occasional invader infestation.

The North Carolina Pest Management Association (NCPMA) has announced that three individuals completed its Premier Technician Program throughout the courses offered March 5-6.