Winter is upon us, and pest control is probably the last thing on your mind. After all, the cold weather means fewer bugs and pests are out there, right? Though you notice fewer pests in the winter months, they’re not
Termites are a very real problem for homeowners and commercial property owners. They get into your walls, under the floorboards, and into the woodwork, destroying your property. If termite colonies do take up residence in your home or building, your
As the weather outside gets worse, your home becomes your refuge from the bitter cold. Unfortunately, you’re not the only one enjoying the cozy warmth of your home—you also have some unwanted visitors hiding in the nooks and crannies of
Ants in the House? Here’s Why New England Sees a Surge Every June Summer in New England brings longer days, warmer weather, and—unfortunately—a sudden spike in ant activity. Whether it’s trails in your kitchen or piles of sawdust in your
Bed bugs, those tiny blood-sucking insects that infest our beds and homes, have been the subject of myths and misconceptions for years. These myths can lead to panic and ineffective treatments. Read more to debunk some common bed bug myths
From the Experts at Ultra Safe Pest Management Worried you might have bed bugs? Use this quick visual checklist to inspect your home for the most common signs of a bed bug infestation. Our experienced team at Ultra Safe Pest
Rodents seek homes for warmth, food, and shelter. These pests frequently take refuge behind walls or under appliances, avoiding predators and bad weather. Knowing how they enter your home can help you prevent infestations. Exterior Entry Points Rodents often gain
Insect-borne diseases, such as the ones from mosquitoes, sandflies, fleas, and ticks are inconvenient and dangerous as they can lead to bacterial and viral illnesses. If your home or commercial property has a mosquito or tick problem, you should be
There is nothing more irritating than pests lurking in your room and damaging your home. Even with the best precautions, pests might find a way to enter your house and find their place in the smallest gaps. Knowing what kind
