Why Year-Round Pest Control Is A Great Idea For Your Frederick Home
February 15, 2021
Don’t waste your time and money on DIY pest control. Learn about the difference professional pest control services make!... Read More
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How To Check For Pests Before Decorating Your Frederick Home
December 31, 2020
Many Frederick homeowners will unravel decorative lights and seasonal items and find pests living amongst their festive decor. If not that, they’ll see the bite marks and nasty pellets of the insects and creatures that invaded their gear. Read about what may be in your boxes, so you can be prepared... Read More
What Happens To Ticks In Maryland During The Winter?
December 15, 2020
Ticks are one of many potentially lethal pests that suck blood. It’s a common misconception that these pests die in cold weather. Several remain active; particularly during mild winters in Maryland. Deer ticks, also known as black-legged ticks, are especially resistant to frigid temperatures, and are the primary carriers of Lyme disease... Read More
What Happens To Spiders In Maryland In The Winter?
November 27, 2020
You might not obsess over getting rid of them, but seeing webs in the corners of rooms and randomly spotting spiders in your house is not a pleasant feeling. That’s why we are glad to see fewer of them in the wintertime. However, when might they return?... Read More
How To Tell If Your Maryland Property Has A Termite Problem
November 13, 2020
Maryland is such an enjoyable state to live in. While outsiders might know us for crab cakes and football (thanks, pop culture), Maryland has some of the most stunning properties on the East Coast. Now, we Maryland homeowners take a lot of pride in these properties, but termites are a direct threat to our peace of mind, hard work, and finances. The more we know about termites, however, the better chance we have of keeping them away from our ho... Read More
What Everyone In Frederick Ought To Know About Ticks
October 30, 2020
Ticks are not mobile pests. They do not have wings to fly, strong legs to jump, or fast crawling speeds. All they have is their ability to climb. To attach to a host the ticks place themselves at the top of tall grasses and shrubs and reach out with their front legs and wait for a person or animal to walk by.... Read More