If there is ever a chance that a mouse or rodent might find its way into your home, it is during these cooler months that the odds are greatest! While the weather may remain relatively mild, mice and other rodents
As the weather begins to change, we may find ourselves spending more time indoors, however with this seasonal change, animals will also be changing their nesting & habits. If unprepared, this can greatly increase the odds of a rodent calling
Fleas are always unwelcome guests in our home, and the feeling is probably mutual among pet owners around the globe! If you own a pet, you may be aware that there is always a risk that they may come back
There is nothing worse than admiring your perfectly manicured lawn, only to realize that some uninvited guests have moved in! While Red “Imported” Fire Ants share many similarities to the common carpenter ant, they are an incredibly invasive & dangerous
With the weather rapidly warming up, combined with the humidity, the likelihood of encountering a mosquito increases exponentially! If you are noticing an unusual amount of mosquitos on your property it is important to know that there are a variety
A New Orleans Spring brings warmer weather, increased humidity, and also marks the beginning of termite season, better known as the swarm! If you’ve lived in the New Orleans area, you may not be phased by the yearly swarm, however,
Spring is here, and with that comes a variety of our least favorite rodents & pests! While managing pests on your property can seem like a large undertaking or hassle, this month we will dive into some quick & easy
Spring is an excellent time of the year to focus on home maintenance tasks by examining your home for any potential repairs! Doing this can help to reduce the odds of any unwanted pest or rodents from finding an entryway
New Orleans is known for many things; Mardi Gras, White Linen Night, Po Boy Festivals & unfortunately…Cockroaches! Based on data from the US Census Bureau, approximately 42.1% of homes in New Orleans have a roach problem. Due to the vast
Red imported fire ants are one of the peskiest and potentially most dangerous insects found along Louisiana’s Gulf Coast. Notably, fire ants are included in the list of top 100 most harmful and invasive species in the world, as they are responsible
