If you're like most people and see an insect rush across the floor or the wall, you might automatically assume that it's a spider or a roach. However, many different pest insects invade homes
When insects invade your home, it's important to identify the pests correctly if you want to treat an infestation right the first time. If you misidentify the pests and use the wrong treatments,
This week's Pest of the Week goes to the earwig, a strange-looking insect with a long body and intimidating pincers. It invades homes on a regular basis and consumes everything from plants to books and greasy foods.
Our Pest of the Week is the flea, a nasty blood-sucking pest that feeds on pets but will also bite people.
Getting rid of mice is easy when you know how to identify them and the signs of their presence. If you don't take quick control, these rodent pests will contaminate your home with feces and cause property damage in no time.
If you want to get rid of roaches fast, you have to understand how to identify the species.
Earwigs and roaches – two fast-moving insects with a similar appearance from afar.
Bedbug infestations are nothing to take lightly. They are blood-sucking insects that seemingly come out of nowhere and infest homes.
The brown recluse spider gets its name from its reclusive nature, preferring to hide in places where it can live without interruption.
Termite inspections are important if you want to prevent damage to your home or other buildings on your property.
Some insects go about their business and stay out of sight. Others invade your living space and frighten you from across the room.
Rats have made life hard on humans for thousands of years. These nuisance pests invade homes and contaminate living areas with feces, urine, fleas and dander.