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Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterest SHIELD YOUR HOME FROM MOISTURE, MOLD, & PESTS Did you know that the average crawl space absorbs nearly 20 gallons of water vapor every day! Excessive moisture can cause structural damage and can provide the perfect environment for mold, wood rot, and insect infestations. And that’s why we offer encapsulation services. ENCAPSULATION…
Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterest5 tips for easy fall pest prevention – Here in TN the leaves are slowly beginning to change color and the temperature is declining. Unfortunately, pests are still active during the fall months. This is the time of year where they begin looking for warm shelter, which may be your home. Pests such…
Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterestWhat is a carpenter bee – Carpenter bees are a unique type of bee, unlike your traditional honeybee. While they may look like a bumblebee, they have quite a few characteristics that separate them from their fuzzy cousins. Carpenter bees get their name from the unusual way they create their nests. Unlike other bees,…
Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterestHow To Identify Bed Bugs – Bed bugs are very small, but they can still be seen by the naked eye. To many the bed bug is confused with the tick because they look very similar and are both blood sucking insects. At times they can be difficult to identify due to their…
Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterestMice usually invade homes in the fall between October and February. They look for shelter from the cold and food – two things your house can provide. But there’s more to these rodents than eating cheese and stealing your crumbs. Mice can be dangerous for your family, and they’re especially difficult to keep…
Share this post:fFacebookinLinkedInEmailPPinterestA 9-year-old Connecticut boy was hearing a constant buzzing sound in his ear. The result was an American Dog Tick attached to his eardrum. Although the young boy had no pain in his ear, nor any current hearing complications, he continued to be bothered by this constant buzzing from his right ear. The…
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