Our New York Pest Control Blog
Are you interested in learning more about pest control in New York, the pest control industry, or about local happenings? Our blog is the place to find all that and more!
New York, and specifically Westchester County, is home to countless historic buildings, but with charm and character come structural vulnerabilities. Older homes in the city are particularly prone to pest infestations due to outdated building codes that don’t account for modern pest-proofing techniques.
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.
New York summers can be brutally hot, and while homeowners may struggle with rising temperatures, pests thrive in the heat. As temperatures soar, insect and rodent populations explode, leading to an increase in infestations.
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.
Not only does T.A.P. insulation offer a unique approach to pest control, but its benefits extend far beyond keeping unwanted critters out. In this blog, we’ll explore how T.A.P. insulation works and delve into the many advantages it brings to your home — particularly for those in the Westchester County area.
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.
Recently, alarming reports about "giant venomous flying spiders" have been circulating through news outlets, social media, and especially on Reddit, sparking fear among New Yorkers.
For many homeowners in New York, discovering crickets inside their homes can be unsettling. The constant chirping, strange appearance, and their sudden appearances in basements or garages can cause concerns about infestations.
Fall in New York is beautiful, but it also means bugs and critters are looking for a warm place to crash. Don't let your home become their winter getaway! This guide will help you keep those pesky fall pests out of your house.
In recent years, the spread of the Asian longhorned tick (Haemaphysalis longicornis) has been a growing concern for public health and pest control experts. This invasive species, first detected in the United States in 2017, has rapidly expanded its range. A recent study highlighted in Entomology Today reveals that this tick has been present in New York longer than previously thought.
Get all the information you need about T.A.P. insulation right here! Our FAQ section has everything you need to know about this efficient insulation solution.
Does vacuuming prevent pests? In this blog we will answer this question in detail, breaking down all of the important aspects of pest prevention.
As homeowners, we strive to make our living spaces clean and pest-free. Yet, sometimes, unwanted guests find their way into our homes, leaving behind not-so-subtle clues of their presence. Yes, we're talking about pest droppings.
Are you worried about rats in and around your home and not sure what to do about it? Are you seeing rats and need help?
