Rodents will eat your food, destroy your stuff, and use your entire home as a restroom!
As we are welcoming the start of warmer weather in Virginia, many of us are beginning to wonder how the mild, wet weather we’ve been having since last fall will affect this year’s mosquito season.
Preventing stinging insects from invading your property can be a very difficult task.
Termites are a very big problem to home owners. They’re almost invisible, completely quiet and have the potential to cause extensive damage before a homeowner ever recognizes that they have a problem. Termites are active in 49 of the 50 states (Alaska is too cold to sustain them), and cause more than $50 billion in property damage every year. You can imagine that there are a great many benefits to having a termite inspection on the home you are considering purchasing. Termite inspections are extremely important if you’re buying a home or living in one. Let us tell you what the reasons are.
They cause more than $5 billion in damages each year. You don’t want termites.
The stink bug earned its name from its tendency to release an odor when it is disturbed.
Ants are common household invaders and are very difficult to completely eliminate.
It’s a known fact that most insects tend to disappear during the winter. The question is, where do bugs in the winter go and can cold weather kill those bugs? More importantly, will the cold weather exterminate them for a more pleasant spring? Here is what Holistic Pest Solutions knows about the winter tendencies of our creepy crawly pests.
Mosquitoes live and breed outdoors so it is impossible to completely eliminate them.
Mice can get into homes and become a real problem – building nests, contaminating food, causing damage, and spreading disease. Mother Goose didn’t like them and neither should you.
