August 6, 2021
We are here today to find out how dangerous yellow jackets are and to break down some safe and non-invasive strategies to remove nests made by these pests from your yard. Here is everything you need to know about yellow jackets in Salt Lake City.... Read More
July 29, 2021
While rats love humans, we don’t love them. Over the years, rats have grown to have an entirely dependent relationship with people because they love all that we unknowingly provide for them. Humans give rats shelter, protection, food, and water without even being asked. So it’s no wonder that once they’ve moved into your home, they have little incentive to move out. ... Read More
July 27, 2021
With their bushy tails, big eyes, and fuzzy exteriors, squirrels may look cute, but the problems they can cause in Salt Lake City are not. Did you know that there are more than 200 species of squirrels found across the globe? Many of these squirrels are found in the United States, but will differ in habits based on the type they are. Typically speaking, the types of squirrels that might be spotted in the area are: northern flying squirr... Read More
July 21, 2021
Despite being beneficial to the environment because they eat other pests and work to pollinate your garden, wasps and hornets are in fact an unwelcome and potentially dangerous interloper to have buzzing about your yard. Wasps are a tiny, trim-waisted flying insect that represents a family of insects, which includes hornets and yellowjackets. Regardless of species, they are an unwelcome and uninvited nuisance at any outdoor gathering. ... Read More
July 15, 2021
Did you know that cockroaches can survive for a week without their head? That they can run up to three miles per hour? That they can become adults in as little as 36 days? Did you know that cockroaches can live without food for up to a month? They are a formidable foe to any Salt Lake City homeowner due to their tenacity and ability to withstand nearly any climate, like freezing temperatures. And while cockroaches are typically associated with... Read More
July 13, 2021
Have you ever been resting outdoors somewhere and all of a sudden, out of the corner of your eye, you spot a swarm of fiery red ants that seemingly came out of nowhere? You probably have and if that’s the case, then you’ve encountered fire ants. If you’ve been stung by one, then you know they’re fire ants. ... Read More
July 7, 2021
The usually harmless spider doesn't seem so harmless when they’re in your home and won’t leave. While most spiders don’t pose a major threat to humans, they are still an unwelcome sight in the home. Spiders enter the home with the main goal of searching for a food source, which is made up of other pests. So if Salt Lake City homeowners have a spider problem, it undoubtedly means that you have a pest infestation of another sor... Read More
June 30, 2021
While spiders can look terrifying, most species in Salt Lake City aren’t dangerous. In this guide, you’ll learn six simple but effective ways to prevent spiders.... Read More
June 24, 2021
Wasps are a widely diverse group of insects. There are roughly 30,000 identified species across the world, and about 4,000 known species in the U.S. Luckily, there are only a few species that are considered common pests to Salt Lake City, UT property owners. Many humans, pets, and wild animals have developed a perfectly understandable fear of wasps. There is nothing enjoyable about dealing with their aggressive behavior and painful stin... Read More
June 17, 2021
There are 45,000 different species of cockroaches that can be found around the world. Most of these species remain in their natural outdoor environment and help to break down decaying matter. Surprisingly, only around 30 species of cockroaches pester humans by invading our homes and businesses. Cockroaches are active year-round. They are a common pest that you will likely encounter at some point on your Salt Lake City, UT, property. Coc... Read More
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