Posts in the category: Residential Pest Control

Filter By:

What To Do If You Find Pests In Your Portland Home This Winter

DATE POSTED: December 24, 2020

Pest control in the colder months isn’t exactly a winter wonderland. Most people don’t even worry about it. “The cold kills the bugs, doesn’t it?” Well, yes. Most of them. But the ones who are smart enough to find shelter somewhere warm might just survive the first frost, and the cold outside makes your home even more attractive to them.

What Worcester Residents Need To Know About Pests & Christmas Decorations

DATE POSTED: December 8, 2020

As the holidays come around, people start digging through their basements and attics in search of Christmas decorations. When it's the time of year to be merry and deck the halls, you may come across some pests in Worcester. Find out everything you need to know about pests and your holiday decorations.

The Trick To Effective Centipede Control For Worcester Properties

DATE POSTED: October 27, 2020

As a property owner in Worcester, you already know there are plenty of pests in the area. One pest that is relatively misunderstood is the centipede. Often confused with the millipede, this pest is actually quite different.

What You Need To Know To Keep Millipedes Away From Your Worcester Property

DATE POSTED: September 7, 2020

If you keep finding millipedes inside your home and are looking for a quick and reliable way to get and keep them out, we are ready and here to help. At Big Blue Bug Solutions, we specialize in quickly removing and effectively keeping pests out of homes.

Are Centipedes Dangerous To Have In My Connecticut Home?

DATE POSTED: August 18, 2020

The ideal environment for a centipede is a dark and moist place. Given this, they’ll hang out in laundry rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens to be near tubs, sinks, and drains.

What Portland Homeowners Ought To Know About Grain Beetles

DATE POSTED: July 24, 2020

Grain beetles don't usually get into homes from the yard. They don't explore your exterior walls looking for gaps and cracks. Most of the time, these insects are brought into your home from the grocery store—similar to how the soldiers used the Trojan horse. But you can't protect yourself by choosing to never take in gifts from your enemy. You have to learn how to detect these secret…

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | Next >