1. Bed Bug Removal
Bed bugs are small insects that live in bedding, mattresses, and furniture. They are known to bite humans and cause allergic reactions. Bed bug removal is usually done using heat treatments, but some pest control services use pesticides to kill bed bugs.
2. Commercial Pest Control
Commercial pest control involves treating pests in buildings and warehouses. This is especially helpful for businesses that deal with food, medicine, and other items that could be harmful to pests.
3. Exterminator
Exterminators are professionals who specialize in removing pests from homes and commercial properties. They use pesticides to eliminate pests and prevent future infestation.
4. Bed Bug Removal
Bed bugs are small insects that live in the cracks and crevices of mattresses, furniture, and bed frames. They feed on human blood and can cause severe allergic reactions. Bed bug infestations are extremely common, especially in hotels and motels. Fortunately, pest control services offer effective solutions to eliminate bed bugs from homes and businesses.
5. Cockroach Removal
Cockroaches are among the most common household pests. They are attracted to food, water, and warmth. Most cockroaches are active at night, but some species are diurnal. Cockroaches are often found in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, attics, garages, and crawl spaces. Cockroach infestations are usually treated using insecticides, traps, and baits.
6. Flea & Tick Removal
Fleas and ticks are two of the most common parasites in dogs and cats. They are tiny arachnids that bite animals and humans. Fleas are spread through animal bites and direct contact between pets. Ticks are spread through tick bites and direct contact between animals. Both fleas and ticks can carry diseases, including Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, tularemia, and anaplasmosis.
7. Mosquito Removal
Mosquitoes are small flying insects that transmit many deadly diseases. They are typically found near stagnant bodies of water, where they lay their eggs. The larvae hatch into mosquitoes, which then bite people and animals. Mosquito bites can lead to West Nile virus, malaria, dengue fever, chikungunya, Zika virus, and yellow fever.