is now Angi
‘No solicitors’ just took on a whole new meaning
When it comes to keeping rodents off your deck or porch, an ounce of prevention is worth 100 pounds of cure
Keeping pests away can be necessary in the summer months but recognizing bug spray side effects is crucial
Keeping your home critter-free means learning how long your termite treatment will last
Don’t let your cardboard boxes become vacation homes for termites
Don't let the thought of a termite inspection eat you up with worry
Prevention is what keeps your house off the menu
Prepare your family and pets for a days-long adventure when you need your home fumigated
Look for signs of termites before they cause too much damage to your home
A swarm of termites is probably not on a list of things you want to see outside your home
If termites are eating away at your home—and your patience—spot treatment can help
Purge the pests and then patch up to protect your home
Termites are hard to spot until they've done severe damage to your home, so regular inspections are a must
With prices ranging from $600 to $3,000, the average cost for termite repairs is $600
A termite inspection costs around $165 on average
These pests can wreak havoc with your wool sweaters and even get into your food
A roach extermination treatment costs between $100 and $600 on average
Bite back against a bed bug infestation
The cost to finish off fleas professionally ranges from $75 to $400, depending on your home’s size and the extent of the infestation
The typical cost to remove a bird’s nest can range from $100–$2,000
Outsmart raccoons by using their favorite foods to bait traps
The first step for effective wildlife control is learning to tell if nuisance animals are visiting your yard.
Depending on the damage, repairs resulting from animal removal can cost tens, hundreds, or possibly thousands of dollars
Don’t let possums run through your doggie-door (yes, that can happen!)
Time to move it along, Woody
