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Ants

How To Kill Ants

Crazy Rasberry Ant

Ants



 

Asian Beetles

How To Kill Asian Lady Beetles

Asian Beetles

Asian Beetles

BedBugs

How To Kill BedBugs

Bed Bugs

Bed Bugs

 

Cockroaches

How To Kill Cockroaches

Cockroaches

Cockroaches

 

Crickets

How To Kill Crickets

Crickets

Field Cricket

 

Fabric and Fiber Pests

Carpet Beetle

Varied Carpet Beetle (Adult)

How To Kill Carpet Beetles

How To Kill Clothes Moths

How To Kill Silverfish and Firebrats

How To Kill House Dust Mites

 

Flies

How To Kill Flies

Flies

Flies






 

Parasites

How To Kill Fleas and Ticks

Fleas

Flea



 

Rats, Mice, Squirrels, Moles, Gophers, Raccoons, Possums, Pigeons

How To Kill Rats

Pocket Gopher

Small Rat

Rats and Mice have been responsible for or implicated in the spread of various diseases to people and domestic animals for years. Today however, because ofimprovements in sanitation, effective drugs, and rodent and insect control programs, the disease threat from rodents is not as significant as it once was. But because of the habits of rodents traveling in sewers, garbage, etc., there are still cases of human and animal diseases being transmitted and there is also the constant potential of disease outbreaks in cities where rats and mice live in close proximity to people. However small the threat may be, it is a potential that always must be kept in mind.

MolesThere are several species of moles in the U.S. The Eastern mole (Scalopus aguaticus) is the most numerous and widespread in the eastern United States, and is responsible for most of the complaints concerning mole damage to lawns and gardens. The most troublesome species on the coast of Oregon and Washington is the Townsend's mole (Scapanus townsendi), and in California, the broad-footed mole, (Scapanus latimanus). Other species of moles in the United States are, for the most part, of no pest significance. Although there are some differences between the various species of moles, most moles have similar biology and behavior. Therefore, the following discussion will be based upon the biology, behavior, and control of the eastern mole.

Nuisance Pigeons are sometimes called a "flying rat" and can ruin the looks of your building as well as pose a health threat to employees and guests. Pigeon droppings contain uric acid that actually eats into the surface it drops on. Painted surfaces, canvas awnings, signs and other similar surfaces pose the most risk. Dried bird droppings can contain many fungal and viral diseases that can represent a serious liability to your company. Histoplasmosis, Encephalitis, Meningitis, St. Louis Encephalitis, and Salmonella are just a few of the common viral and bacterial diseases that have been associated with bird droppings. Fleas, Ticks, Mites, and Lice are just a few of the parasites that have been associated with Pigeons.

Learn More About How To Kill Rats & Mice

Learn More About Moles & Gophers

Learn More About Controlling Pigeons



 

Spiders

How To Kill Spiders

Black Widow Spider

Black Widow Spider

 

Scorpion

How To Kill Scorpions

Scorpion

Scorpion

 

Termites

How To Kill Termites

Subterranean Termite

Dead Subterranean Termite





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