When it comes to pest management and control, it’s paramount to stay up-to-date on environmental discoveries, extermination innovations and the changing dynamics of the world around us. We think it’s important to share these findings with you, along with the new discoveries and any new topics we uncover in our own day-to-day work as your hometown professionals.
If you live in a city like Cincinnati, Columbus, or Dayton, you already know urban life comes with its own set of challenges – including pest problems. Tall buildings, shared walls, and limited green space can make it easier for pests to move in and harder for residents to keep them out. So which pests…
Continue ReadingWondering which pests are most common in suburban Ohio and Northern Kentucky? While suburban living offers plenty of green space and beautiful yards, it also attracts a variety of unwanted visitors. From your garden to the nearby woods, these areas create the perfect environment for pests to thrive. Let’s take a closer look at the…
Continue ReadingWhy Bees Matter in Ohio Do you enjoy snacking on blueberries or watermelons? Those are just a couple of plants that Ohio bees pollinate. Our native bee species and honey bees have a lot of responsibilities when it comes to supporting local crops. But they’re also important for pollinating native plants, like goldenrods and asters….
Continue ReadingAre spiders in your home giving you the creeps? These critters might make your skin crawl — but most are actually harmless. Still, it’s understandable if you’d rather not share any living space with them! When should you get professional pest control for spiders? How do you know which ones are harmful? Why do spiders even…
Continue ReadingIf you’ve noticed more pests in your home lately, you’re not alone! According to the National Pest Management Association’s (NPMA) recent Public Health Pest Index, many U.S. cities, including those in Ohio, are expecting a rise in disease-spreading pests this spring due to unusual weather patterns. In Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, Dayton, and Columbus, the…
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