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Signs of a cockroach infestation
Have you noticed signs of a potential cockroach infestation in your home or business? Cockroaches are notorious pests that can pose health risks and be challenging to eliminate once they establish a presence. In this blog, we will discuss common signs of a cockroach infestation, provide prevention tips, and encourage you to contact… Read More »
Experts: How Built-by-Owner homes can be pest magnets
Building your own home can be an exciting and creative experience, but did you know that doing so could leave you more vulnerable to pest infestations? Pest Control Technology (PCT) recently reported that “built-by-owner” homes are often more susceptible to pest problems than those built by professional contractors. Vulnerabilities in “Built-by-Owner” Homes When non-professional… Read More »
Fighting California’s Massive Rat Problem
California is facing a massive rat problem that’s been steadily growing over the past two years with lockdowns caused by the pandemic only making things worse. With an increasing number of videos documenting rat infestations on RatsofCalifornia.com, it’s clear this problem is causing significant concern among residents. Identifying the Rat Infestation Identifying a rat… Read More »
Data Reveals Top Pest Infestations of 2023
As homeowners, we all want to keep our houses pest-free and comfortable. Nothing ruins that cozy feeling faster than discovering an unwelcome surprise scuttling across the floor. That’s why we were intrigued when we read through the latest report from the National Pest Management Association (NPMA). They’ve compiled data from various sources to reveal… Read More »
Pest Winter Behaviors mean Increased Indoor Activity
As the winter season sets in and temperatures drop, have you ever wondered what pests do during this time? Contrary to popular belief, pests don’t simply disappear or hibernate during the winter months. In fact, many pests exhibit behaviors that could lead to increased infestations in our homes. In this post, we’ll explore what… Read More »
Stop pests from targeting your storage items
The holiday season has officially come to a close, and it’s time to pack away all the festive decorations until next year. As we start the process of organizing and storing our holiday decor, it’s important to be mindful that many pests see these items as irresistible nesting spots, sources of food, and even… Read More »
Local Authorities Alert About Influx of Rodents in Southern California
If you live in Southern California, chances are you’ve heard the recent buzz about rodents. Media reports have been flooding the airwaves and internet with news about the rise of these pesky critters in our region. And let’s be honest, it’s not exactly the type of news we want to hear. But fear not,… Read More »
The most damaging of all termites – The Subterranean Termite
It may come as no surprise that termites are a homeowner’s worst nightmare. Although there are different types of termites, the subterranean termite poses one of the biggest threats to your property. These termites, found in almost every state, build underground colonies and feed on wood structures, leaving devastation in their wake. Here’s what… Read More »
3 Ways You’re Luring Rats into Your Home This Fall/Winter
As the weather cools down, rodents start looking for warm and cozy spaces to hide and feed, making our homes a prime target. Rats are especially prevalent this time of year, and if you’re not careful, they can create a big problem. Here are three ways you may be unknowingly luring rats into your… Read More »
Stop Pantry Pests from Feasting on Your Food this Winter!
As the weather changes and temperatures drop, household pests often seek warmth and shelter inside your homes. You may have seen a sudden increase of pests or rodents around your living space and are wondering if it’s normal. Unfortunately, yes! Fall and winter are notorious for attracting unwanted guests indoors. At Ecola Termite and… Read More »
