January resolutions include cleaning up & getting rid of old useless items in your life. In your kitchen cabinets remove expired food product. Meal moths love flour, baking mixes, nuts, teas, even potpourri. Photo is a jar of nuts with meal moth larva eating them. It has gotten a little out of control since the […]
Groundhog Day! Again! In New England groundhogs, or woodchucks, have 2 entries to the burrow, one exposed & one hidden by deck, shed, vegetation. Typically customers call in the middle of summer when a groundhog is caught laying about in the sun or eating the vegetable garden. There are a variety of control methods, the […]
Our 2-4-6 Mouse Trap Kit includes 12 baited snap traps paired in 6 cardboard mouse trap boxes, plus 4 feet of copper for exclusion around your home and 2 pairs of biodegradable nitrile gloves. Contents are: 2 pairs of gloves, use gloves when handling traps or dead rodents. 4 feet of copper for exclusion, use […]
Spring is coming. Lawn and plant health care renewal notifications are now in your mailbox or email box. Prepay discounts continue this year with a 5% off for full season prepayment made by March 21st. For customers with aeration that prepay for the season by January 31st take another $50 off the aeration service. If […]
New year and new resolutions. Lose weight, don’t repeat the mistakes of last year, organize and stay organized! If you are digging into your attic, basement or garage to finally get it organized and under control, please follow a few simple guidelines to help your house. 1) Don’t store items in cardboard boxes or on […]
Like all animals, including people, insects must deal with surviving in cold temperatures. Insects thrive in warm temperatures. Many species have adapted to survive in cold temperatures. For soil dwelling insects such as grubs and termites, the insects go deeper into the soil. Grubs and termites are found just below the frost line avoiding the […]
Stored product pests are any pests that infest food products. These have complete metamorphosis, meaning the insect progress from egg, to larva, to pupa, then adult. In each stage the insect is totally different. The larval stage is like a worm or maggot and starts very small after hatching from the egg. This tiny larva […]
Rats and mice are lazy enough to use the doors we provide. The openings at the bottom of the door are the first areas to seal to the outside. Replace or add a door sweep to the side of the door with the door stops (the inside of the jamb) so that air cannot easily […]
Keep your head down to try to solve fly issues. When restaurants have flies, the management and staff spend time killing adults. They will try to kill the adults with DDVP strips, sprays to kill adults, fly swatters. Save your time, money and energy and look for wet, organic matter. Adult flies pupate out of […]
Over the winter deer can devastate ornamental plantings like arborvitae, rhododendron, boxwood and holly. We apply Deer Pro up to deer browsing height to make the plant tissue have a bitter taste. Deer tend to feed on preferred sources over and over so only light sampling will occur and the deer will feed on […]