Always go through basic steps when creating a rodent management program: ⦁ Inspect the property for entry points, food sources, harborage areas and signs of activity. ⦁ Identify present rodent... Read more»

All cockroach species act differently. They have different preferences regarding habits, harborage and food, so species identification is critical. Most roaches are nocturnal, spending most of their time in cracks,... Read more»

All aspects of an integrated pest management (IPM) program for ants are important, but without proper identification, you won’t know the best control measures to use. These measures include knowing... Read more»

Think ahead, and be proactive. Perform a professional rodent inspection on every account to find potential entry points, and repair those areas. Are there concerns about sanitation issues, inside or... Read more»

When we talk about wood-destroying insects and organisms (WDI/WDO), we tend to think only of subterranean termites — although this might depend on your location: The Northeast tends to focus... Read more»

Remember German cockroaches will spend most of their time in cracks and crevices, and emerge at night for food. As a result, sound control practices should include sealing those harborage... Read more»

Ant identification is probably the most important aspect of an integrated ant management program. Through proper identification, you’ll know the biology of that ant, so you can ask the right... Read more»