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When temperatures drop and you're ready to enjoy a cozy fire, the last thing you want is to bring unwanted pests into your home. At Suburban Pest Control, we've spent 51 years helping homeowners deal with pest-infested firewood and the indoor infestations that follow.
If you've noticed an increase in creepy crawlies despite the winter cold, your humid basement might be the culprit. Dark, damp basements create perfect winter sanctuaries for pests seeking shelter from harsh weather.
Every year it's the same story. Spring arrives, and suddenly your home becomes pest central—ants marching along kitchen counters, spiders building webs in corners, and roaches scuttling when you flip on the lights.
The first cold snap hits, you turn on your furnace, and suddenly you hear scurrying in the walls or, worse, spot a mouse darting across your living room. This isn't a coincidence.
Pantry moths infest dry foods like flour and cereals, while clothes moths chew through fabrics like wool and silk. Knowing the difference between pantry moths and clothes moths is the first step to stopping the damage.
Fall in New York means more spiders inside your home. Learn how to identify common house spiders, spot dangerous ones like black widows and brown recluses, and when it might be best to call for professional help.
Basements are a common winter hiding spot for creepy crawlers like centipedes and millipedes. This blog explains how to tell these pests apart, why they show up during colder months, and simple prevention tips to keep them out. Discover when it’s time to call a pest control professional for help.
When the temperature drops, pests like mice, cockroaches, and spiders often seek shelter inside homes. Learn which pests are most likely to move indoors for winter, how they get in, and the steps you can take to keep them out. Use this winter pest prevention checklist to protect your home all season long.
Winter allergies aren’t always caused by dust or pets—hidden pests could be the problem. This blog explores how cockroaches, dust mites, and other pests can trigger allergic reactions, the symptoms to watch for, and strategies to minimize allergens in your home during the colder months.
Pests can silently damage your home and put your family at risk. This room-by-room guide shows you how to identify early warning signs of infestations and understand common pest damage patterns. Learn when it’s time to call professionals to prevent costly repairs and keep your home safe year-round.
If you live in New York, you may have heard about the spotted lanternfly (SLF), an invasive pest spreading rapidly across the Northeast. First discovered in the U.S.
The homes in Westchester County are steeped in charm and character. However, their age and unique architectural features can also make them prime targets for rodent infestations. Understanding why older homes are more susceptible to rodents and how to protect your property is crucial.
Summer in Westchester County, NY, is a time for enjoying the great outdoors, especially in your pool and patio area. However, along with the warm weather comes an increase in pests, from mosquitoes buzzing around your pool to ants marching across your patio.
Spring cleaning isn’t just about decluttering and dusting—it’s about creating a pest-free environment by focusing on specific areas, using the right cleaning supplies, and ensuring that your home is properly sealed against pests. Here’s a guide to tackle your spring cleaning with a pest-prevention mindset.
