Few people relish the thought of attracting rats. Fortunately, preventing them from entering your home is quite a simple task. With a few tips, you can make sure your home remains rat-free. Tidy up to reduce hiding places Rats love hiding places, so your first rat control step should be to tidy up. Although you likely keep the inside of your property tidy, allowing rubbish to gather outside sets you at a disadvantage.…
Read More »Carpet beetles love dogs, especially baby carpet beetles. That’s because dogs make it easier for them to infest your home. Therefore, if you own a dog and you suspect that you may have a carpet beetle infestation, your dog may have had an indirect hand in the infestation — with your help, of course! But why dogs? What is it about them that carpet beetles love? Several things, actually. Carpet Beetles Ride Dogs to the Great Indoors…
Read More »Are you in the habit of holding onto old newspapers? Do you have a stack of newspapers gathering dust somewhere in a dark and dusty corner of your property? Then you may also be inviting pests to stay with you free of charge. Unfortunately, newspapers, especially old newspapers, attract a number of pests. So, if you have yet to clear out a stack of old newspapers from your property, be prepared for the arrival of one or more of the following pests.…
Read More »If you have termites in your home, it is very important to get professional termite treatment to prevent long-term damage to your home’s structure and fittings. After termite treatment, there is always a risk that your home could experience another infestation. Here are a few top tips you can use to reduce the risk of termites invading your home for a second time: 1. Reduce Moisture In and Around Your Home…
Read More »Have wasps turned your beautiful water feature into a no-go zone? Are you tired of having to enjoy your pond from a distance because of invading wasps? Then you are probably ready to do something about it. Although you will have many questions concerning your unwanted visitors, the question at the forefront of your mind is likely this: why do they keep coming back? The answer is simple. Wasps Need Water to Survive…
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