Many homeowners find it unnecessary to identify the pests that come their way, but this practice could be a death knell for your home’s safety and structural soundness. In all fairness, it is particularly difficult to spot termites and other wood-eating insects before it becomes too late.
Our long-awaited spring season has finally arrived, but with the start of a new season comes a dangerous uprising of these insipid pests. Some springtime insects, such as the dangerous fire ant, will cause much more of a stir than others.
With all the hustling and bustling that accompanies warm springtime weather, homeowners should make sure they don't miss the arrival of these dangerous insects. Like many other types of blood-sucking pests, mosquitoes pose a significant threat to the health, wealth, and happiness of Tyler residents everywhere.
Don’t look now, but a small horde of these predatory pests are waking up just in time for the springtime weather – and they’re sneaking into a basement near you! Unlike their close cousin, the millipede, centipedes are small biting arthropods with a penchant for the darkest and wettest spaces in your home.
