Suburban Pest Control is warning Westchester County residents to expect an earlier, longer, and more aggressive ant season in 2026 due to warmer conditions accelerating colony activity. Proactive prevention and routine treatments will be key to managing increased infestations throughout the season.
Suburban Pest Control warns that warmer temperatures could bring an earlier and longer mosquito and tick season to Westchester and Rockland Counties. Their board-certified entomologist explains that earlier warming may increase pest activity and raise the risk of mosquito and tick encounters for homeowners.
Suburban Pest Control's holiday book drive collected 117 children's books for Head Start classrooms in Central Westchester. Partnering with the Junior League of Central Westchester, the initiative supports early literacy and provides educational resources to preschoolers in need.