This summer has been especially full of our unwanted stinging friends. It’s important to know that wasps are predominantly social, meaning they live in large nests so it’s usually a big problem to deal with.
This summer has been especially full of our unwanted stinging friends. It’s important to know that wasps are predominantly social, meaning they live in large nests so it’s usually a big problem to deal with.
Why haven’t we been able to get rid of all bed bugs yet? In the perfect world, a bug bomb would eliminate these pests all over the world.
Hurricane Sandy left many Long Islanders with water damage and flooding. To prevent mold, everything should be dried within 48 hours. Fast restoration and remediation is often impossible due to the massive damage.
We’ve been sworn to secrecy! Some businesses just do not want everyone to know that they have a mold problem. Who can blame them?
Hurricane Sandy may have brought water and mold into your home. Unfortunately, any area of your home could have mold if you have a water problem.
If you have mold in your basement or any mold in your home, you may have a mold allergy. After Hurricane Sandy, many people developed a cough while cleaning up their homes. Mold allergies can cause coughing, itchy eyes and other crappy symptoms. Mold allergies can be related to asthma and other breathing problems.
If you’re from Manhattan or one of the other boroughs, you may call this bug “a water bug”. Water Bugs sound like friendly bugs but are actually cockroaches! Or roaches for short. Just changing the name doesn’t make the nasty stuff go away!
Ants invade even the cleanest kitchens and bathrooms. One of the nastiest shocks is turn on the lights and see ants everywhere! Once these small pests find their way into your home, it is difficult for homeowners to get rid of them. Homeowners have been known to try just about anything to get rid of ants.
Bed bugs are still being found in people’s home, apartments and condos. A recent survey was conducted by the National Pest Management Association. They asked pest control professionals to report the number and location of bed bug infestations.
Smithtown – March 19, 2012 – Termites damage more homes than fires, earthquakes and storms combined. They attack in every state but Alaska, infesting five million homes every year. Yet termite damage is rarely covered by homeowners’ insurance.
