Ticks can attach to any part of the body, but they prefer warm, hidden spots like armpits, behind the ears, in joints, or in hair. They often crawl upward toward the head. After spending time in tick-prone areas, remove your clothes and use a mirror to check your body carefully for any signs of ticks.
Ticks are sneaky. They can stay hidden even while attached! Their saliva contains an anesthetic, so their bite goes unnoticed. Once on your body, they often move to warm, dark areas, making them even tougher to find. Some ticks are as small as a poppy seed, which makes visual detection even more difficult. Spotting them takes knowing when to check, where to look, and what signs to watch for. We’ll teach you each of those steps. And if ticks have become a persistent problem around your home, it’s time to call a pest control expert for help.
Your summer could be blissfully free of flying, biting pests with the right solution. Thermacell LIV is a permanently installed insect deterrent that uses heat-activated cartridges to emit vaporized repellent. It is effective against 
Purchasing a home is stressful enough. No one wants to find unpleasant surprises after closing the sale and taking possession of the keys.
Humans have battled rodents since time immemorial. Throughout history, rats and mice have damaged crops, destroyed stored food, and 
Bees and hornets may look similar at first glance. But they have some clear differences if you know what to look for. They have distinct physical characteristics, nesting locations, diets, aggression levels, and sting severity.
It’s summertime, and suddenly there are a few mysterious holes in your siding, deck, or other wood areas of your home. You prod one of the holes and a little sawdust comes out. Then you see it… a dark, fuzzy bee that has been droning around the yard enters the hole. “What in the world is going on here?” you may wonder.
