Tri-County Pest Control Blog

We all love the signs of fall. Cool crisp air, changing leaves, and geese flying south over our heads. It’s a fun, cozy time, and beautiful weather to be outside. Except for … wasps.

Summertime brings visions of picnics, sunsets, happy family outings, and…..BUGS. Big bugs. Little bugs. All kinds of creepy-crawly creatures, spoiling summer fun.

Summer bugs are no fun. You want to enjoy time outside but the bugs drive you inside. We share tips on making your summer bug-free.

When it comes to thinking about pest control, however, people have mixed emotions. They want the pests gone now, but they also want to know they are doing it in a way that is safe for the adults, children, and pets living in a home.

Mosquito season is here. Learn how you can prevent mosquitoes in your yard this summer and enjoy your outdoor fun activities.

If not treated right away, flea infestations can explode and become incredibly difficult to get rid of. Learn to recognize these signs of fleas

Mice reproduce rapidly and carry disease that can make you and your family sick. Mice prevention is key and early detection and elimination is key to keeping your home rodent free.

Termites cause billions of dollars in damage each year. Knowing how to prevent them and detect if you have a termite problem is key to minimizing the costs of damages to your home or business.

There are very few bugs that make one feel as squeamish as bed bugs. We’ve all heard the horror stories of someone discovering they have bed bugs and struggling to get rid of them, only to realize they have a re-infestation. The small size of bed bugs and their ability to hide make them particularly awful to think about, and difficult to get rid of once they are in your home.

Cockroaches nesting and feeding habits that cause them to carry a number of disease-causing pathogens on their bodies, while also ingesting these microorganisms from the rotting materials they feed on. Learn more about how roaches can impact your health.

As the temperature drops, critters of all shapes and sizes start to seek out a warm, sheltered place to take refuge for the winter – namely, your home! This is the time of year that you will start to see pests such as mice, rats, spiders, squirrels, stink bugs, ladybugs, beetles, boxelders, and many other winter invaders coming into your home.