You’ll want to get rid mice as soon as you notice these signs. Mice can bring fleas, mites, ticks, lice, harmful bacteria, and many baby mice with them. Female mice typically lay 5-10 litters of about 5-6 young each year!
The Suburban Exterminating staff is busy answering calls and emails for Long Island cricket problems. Attracted by your home’s welcoming lights, crickets seeking shelter may enter through cracks in the foundation or tiny openings around windows or doors.
Stink bugs look to hibernate inside your home as fall deepens into winter. Prevention is the key to getting rid of them.
Mice problems are very common on Long Island. The most common mouse is the brown house mouse. While a mouse lives only about 9 to 12 months, they reproduce and can have 50 young within that single year!
As summer begins to fade, the brown marmorated stinkbug will begin to find its way into your home. These smelly bugs hibernate inside every winter. Keep them out of your home this year with a treatment this fall.
Cockroaches are one of the most common pests in Long Island homes. Below are some of the top 10 questions and answers about roaches.
