Tips and Tricks | Pest Management Professional

Carpenter ants are sometimes called the termites of the North because of their propensity to damage wood and the...

General pest technicians who haven’t been trained on how to recognize termite activity might be costing companies new business. Training...

Of the more than 30 species of beetles that infest stored products, only a few are considered serious pests. Some,...

With bed bug infestations rising at an alarming rate, proper bedding inspections have fast joined the front line of defense...

The majority of U.S. pest management professionals (PMPs) include stinging insect control in their services, whether included in a general...

Fleas and ticks can be difficult to control with general pest control methods and can disrupt the health and well-being...

Although most bird control and exclusion work occurs outside buildings, birds will nest inside attics or ceiling voids occasionally because...

While fleas and ticks can be associated with pets, it isn’t necessarily the case in all structural pest control situations....

By Ken Kendall, Vice President, Technical Services, Ensystex The control of fleas and ticks requires a multipronged attack plan. Perhaps...

For male Indianmeal moths (IMM), the scent of a female is the ultimate aphrodisiac. To get male IMM in the...

By the time a stored food pest problem is reported, you might already be dealing with multiple generations of...

Unlike migratory birds, pigeons stay in the same place year-round. When they find a sheltered area to nest, their homing...

Solar panels on commercial and residential roofs throughout the country are proliferating. These arrays provide perfect harborage for birds, and...

Remember German cockroaches will spend most of their time in cracks and crevices, and emerge at night for food. As...

The development of cockroach bait formulations has changed the culture of cockroach control and stimulated the development of other bait...