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Our previous blog post discussed some ways to keep typically outdoor pests from finding their way into your home as the weather gets cooler. This post will look at some creatures hunting for a warm place to relocate for the winter.  Silverfish These creepy-looking, wingless silver bugs are probably responsible for the

Fall is right around the corner, and that means shorter days, cooler temperatures, and football. Unfortunately, it also means that summer bugs will be looking for a warm, safe place to live for the winter. Make sure that your home doesn’t become their destination of choice with these helpful tips.

Seeing yellow jackets can bring on feelings of fear and anxiety, but it’s much scarier to see them on your property. Their size and appearance are enough to cause concern, but how much do you know about yellow jackets? Knowing the differences between yellow jackets and other flying pests can

The sheer sight of a spider can make anyone’s skin crawl, for good reason. Depending on the type of spider, it can inflict painful and even potentially fatal bites. While bites from spiders that live in their natural outdoor habitat aren’t always dangerous, indoor spiders can prove much more lethal.

The summer brings everyone out to play – bugs included. One of these bugs is none other than the infamous earwig. The famous tall tale warns us that earwigs will crawl into your ear and lay eggs in your brain, but this is entirely fictitious. However, there are other reasons

We have all witnessed squirrels running around and climbing up trees looking for food, looking cute and harmless. However, the reality is that squirrels can cause great destruction if they find their way into your house. The good news is there are ways to manage and keep squirrels away this