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Drywood Termite Prevention in South Florida

Drywood Termite Prevention in South Florida

South Florida Termite Control: Eliminating Drywood Termites Drywood termites are seeking dry wood as a food source and will destroy your home in the process. These termites differ from other species, such as subterranean termites, since they tend to create their...

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Common Rodents to Lookout for this Winter

Common Rodents to Lookout for this Winter

Common South Florida Rodents: How to Prevent We don’t often see temperatures below freezing in Cape Coral, but we do experience colder months. While it’s a nice break from the humid weather, unfortunately, it can bring unwanted pests into our homes. Rodents are...

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14 Tips for Winter Pest Control

14 Tips for Winter Pest Control

Despite our best wishes, pests don't just disappear when the weather gets cold. Winter pest control becomes critical to keeping your house protected during the season. Overwintering pests will make their way indoors to escape the cold and have access to a plentiful...

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How Do I Prepare For Termite Treatment?

How Do I Prepare For Termite Treatment?

Termites are household pests that can cause significant damage in a short amount of time, leaving homeowners with costly repairs. In fact, most homeowner's policies do not cover termite damage. There are two major types of termites that cause damage to homes:...

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Rodents to Lookout for this Winter

Rodents to Lookout for this Winter

Whether they’re in your basement, attic, crawl space, or even your living space, discovering rodents is never ideal. They carry diseases that can be harmful to you and your family and also cause damage to your home. It’s important to be aware of the signs and types of...

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Are Spiders More Common In Winter?

Are Spiders More Common In Winter?

It's a common myth that spiders come into our homes to overwinter until spring. In actuality, they most likely were already there to begin with. These household pests are more active in fall and early winter for two main reasons: they are preparing winter and the...

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