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Pandemic Winter Pests
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- Created: 13 January 2021 13 January 2021
Lots of people think of pests as something that bother us in the summer—mosquitos and ticks biting us and ants chasing after our picnics. But even while some of those pesky critters leave us alone for a few months, there are some that just ratchet up the action when the snow flies. As temperatures drop, animals like rodents, spiders, cockroaches and insects seek shelter indoors and that can mean they are headed for your home. Read more to learn how to identify an infestation and tips to avoid winter pests this season.
10 Tell-Tale Signs You Have Mice in Your Home
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- Created: 11 January 2021 11 January 2021
Everyone wants to have a clean, pest-free home. You don't want to worry about your health, your family's health, or your pets' health. And you don't want to think about cleaning up after cockroaches, pigeons, and other pests. However, despite your best efforts, you may still end up with an infestation.
Rodents Seek Shelter During Winter
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- Created: 06 January 2021 06 January 2021
With unseasonably cool temperatures, we are all running to the nearest cozy fire, and that includes our rodent brethren. Be sure to read on for more information on what rodents are up to this season and some awesome tips from Ace Walco Pest Control about keeping your home safe from rodents this winter.
Termite Awareness
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- Created: 06 March 2020 06 March 2020
This week marks a special event in the pest control world: Termite Awareness Week. This is a time where we as professionals are reminded that the rest of the world has less knowledge of this most destructive pest. It is our intent here at Ace Walco to make sure that our customers are informed about and protected from pests. Read more to find out some of the common signs of termite activity.
Mitigating Fruit Flies
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- Created: 29 January 2020 29 January 2020
We’ve all been frustrated by fruit flies at one time or another, and when they seem to be overtaking your kitchen it can be intimidating. What is up with these tiny invaders; where do they come from and how can we eliminate them from our homes? Read more to find out!