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Keep your home and loved ones safe from unwanted visitors.
Did you know!
Insects are significant carriers of illnesses.
Mosquitoes, for example, are known to transmit a variety of infectious diseases caused by different types of microorganisms, including viruses and parasites. Some of the diseases spread by mosquitoes include malaria, West Nile virus, elephantiasis, dengue fever, and yellow fever.
However, mosquitoes are just one group of insects that can carry viruses. Other insects that transmit diseases include fleas, flies, ticks, and kissing bugs (also known as conenose bugs). Additionally, cockroaches, mice, and rodents can contribute to asthma development. These pests may produce allergens that can trigger asthma attacks in individuals who already have asthma.
How do they enter our home, and what steps can we take to prevent this?
There are various ways for pests to enter your home or building, from slipping through the tiniest crevice to walking right through the front door. Pests are often attracted to homes for two main reasons: food and shelter. While they may not live inside your home permanently, their presence can be uncomfortable and disruptive during their stay. Your home can serve as an excellent hibernation spot for many pests during winter or summer.
Understanding the entry points that pests utilize can help protect your home and loved ones. Our technician will conduct a thorough inspection of both the exterior and interior of your home, identifying every crack and crevice as well as potential entry and hibernation locations.
Once these areas have been identified, our technician will treat them not only to eliminate any current pests but also to prevent future infestations in the targeted areas.