by Todd Stebleton | Feb 18, 2022 | Residential Pests, Ants, General Concerns, Lawn Care, Roaches, Spiders, Termites
With all the recent real estate market activity here in Volusia and Flagler counties, I thought I’d take a few minutes to welcome newcomers to our little corner of paradise and offer a brief overview of the pest industry in our area. This is nothing new for... by Todd Stebleton | Sep 29, 2021 | Ants, General Concerns, How To, Kitchen Pests, Pantry Pests, Residential Pests, Roaches, The More You Know
In my line of work I run into a great many do-it-yourself-ers, and I do everything I can to help them. If they succeed in solving their bug problem with my help, hopefully I’ve gained their trust. If they don’t, maybe they’ll come out of it with a... by Todd Stebleton | Aug 30, 2021 | Residential Pests, General Concerns, The More You Know
NOTE: We haven’t included images of individual species in this article because some people can react negatively to the sight of these creatures. However, we have included source links where you can view species-specific reference images. Whenever someone... by Todd Stebleton | May 28, 2021 | General Concerns, Residential Pests, RVs and Campers, Scorpions, The More You Know
If you hear the word “scorpion,” it’s normal to have a moment of apprehension! These little creatures have a mean reputation for nasty stings — and they can look rather terrifying, too. Some can be venomous, while others might only cause a... by Todd Stebleton | Apr 30, 2021 | Residential Pests, Kitchen Pests, Pantry Pests, Roaches
Note: For those more squeamish, please note there are no photos of cockroaches in this post. You’re welcome! Today, we’re answering a commonly asked question from homeowners: are roaches (so prevalent in Florida thanks to our humidity) dangerous to humans,... by Todd Stebleton | Mar 27, 2021 | General Concerns, How To, Residential Pests, Termites
Few things can annoy homeowners quite as much as discovering drywood termites in their homes. Given enough time, these nasty little critters have the potential to cause thousands of dollars of damage. Unlike other unwanted insects, drywood termites don’t bite,...