Our Blog
Want to learn more about how to protect your home from pests? Check out our blog for industry news and tips!
Hundreds Of Reviews!
4.9 Star Rating
Hundreds Of Reviews!
Maryland Homeowners – Squirrel Facts for you to Know…
Did you know these interesting and fun facts about squirrels?Read more
Lone Star Tick in Maryland
There are many physicians that are not knowledgeable of the extent and seriousness of the problem of ticks in the mid-Atlantic region.Read more
Ticks and mosquitoes…Friend or foe?
Simple, very simple: both are our mortal enemies!Read more
Maryland Pest Alert – Stink Bug or Kudzu Bug?
Note the similarities between the kudzu bug, Megacopta cribraria, and the stink bug. Both can be brown or grayish and are approximately the same size. Both pests are considered to be nuisance bugs.Read more
Maryland Summer Pests – Pest Control for Flies
We will be featuring the fly, a lovely visitor of summer. Except for the termites (a year long problem), the flies, ants and mosquitoes tend to be more of a warm weather issue.Read more
Maryland Stink Bugs - Fall Invasive Pests
Something like REAL MADRID playing your local high school team, boy is your team in trouble.Read more
A Maryland Pest Control Strategy – Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Beware of any pest control technician or salesperson who suggests that you immediately begin a chemical approach to a problem you are having with a pest.Read more
Maryland Mosquito Facts – 5 Things you should know about Mosquitoes
There are around 3,500 species of mosquitoes, but only a couple hundred feast on human blood.Read more
Maryland Homeowners - Winter Prep
Maryland weather is fairly mild year-round. The key to a Winter in Maryland is really all about location.Read more
What's tunneling through my lawn? The difference between moles and voles!
Moles and voles can ruin a homeowner’s peace of mind. They take over a lawn, dig tunnels, and destroy all the hard work you’ve invested in making your lawn look healthy and vibrant. Even though these two pests are commonly associated with one another, they are actually very different critters. Knowing the differences between these two animals will not only let you know which has invaded your lawn, but how they’ll affect your property, and how to stop them.Read more
