Over wintering bugs will begin to breed more. Such as ants, spiders, aphids, cockroaches, & stink bugs.

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What we would suggest/do:

To prevent infestations, we will do an exterior pest spray targeting these insects. 

De-webbing the siding around the windows and eaves to remove spiders.

The plan is to prevent insect populations from booming in the summer.

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This is peak insect breeding season; the hot summer sun increases their activity. They're looking for food, water, & places to escape the heat. Insects such as ants, stinging insects, box elder bugs, aphids, crickets, & centipedes. 

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What we would suggest/do: exterior treatments, removing & treating wasp or hornet nests. Dusting & de-webbing services to keep stinging insects from returning and keep spiders away.

When temperatures drop, insects and rodents start to go indoors to overwinter. 

What we would suggest/do:

Exterior barrier treatments to keep insects from entering. Dust cracks, crevices, & entry/exit points points. For rodents, we would place rodent bait stations around the perimeter of the home or buildings.

To escape the cold, rodents will be searching for warm places to stay & food resources. Spiders will be looking for places to hide. 

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Rodent control will be our priority. Monitoring & refilling bait stations. Dust treatments for spiders and other overwintering insects. Rodent sealing; to seal up cracks & crevices & any small holes mice or rats may enter.