Chances are you’ve had to deal with pests at some point – whether it was just a few of them or an infestation. While your biggest concern was probably getting rid of the intruders, did you ever stop to think about what they eat? Our Columbia and Charleston pest control company shares the diets of some of the most common pests in the area.
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Fall is in full swing in the South and many people think that the end of summer means the end of pests. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. While some do disappear when the temperature drops, there are still a handful that stick around (many times, they’ll find their way into your home for warmth or shelter).
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Here, our South Carolina pest control company shares an article by Judy Barrett from Austin American-Statesman. Here, she explains the world of gardening and how pests become a large part every year.
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There are many different kinds of destructive pests, from termites that eat your home’s structure to bed bugs that bite you while you sleep. Some of the worst, however, are pests that feed on plants.
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We know it’s only January, but before you know it the weather will be warming up and you’ll start to see many more pests on a regular basis. One of these pests, the boxelder bug, is notorious for revealing itself during warmer weather and can put a damper on your spring and summer. Chances are you’ve encountered these small bugs and if you’ve ever had them infiltrate your home, you know how frustrating it can be.
Read onUse our pest guide to learn about some of the most common household pests. Click on a pest to learn more.
