Pest Pointers

Since you think you may have ants in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally easy to spot when you have them in your kitchen. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster. They love to crawl all over your walls, and can leave small dirt piles on the floor and near your wall.

Since you think you may have ants in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally a bit tougher to spot when they’re in your bedroom. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster. They love to crawl all over your walls, and can leave small dirt piles on the floor and near your wall. Check for signs underneath your dresser, and near messy clothes. Any moisture or crumbs could be attracting them!

Since you think you may have ants in your bathroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally easy to spot when you have them in your bathroom. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster. They love to crawl all over your walls, and can leave small dirt piles on the floor and near your wall. The presence of really any food or water is enough of an attractant for ants (although, there probably isn’t much food in your bathroom!)

Since you think you may have ants in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally easy to spot when you have them in your basement. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster. They love to crawl all over your walls, and can leave small dirt piles on the floor and near your foundation. The presence of really any food or water is enough of an attractant for ants.

Since you think you may have ants in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally easy to spot when you have them in your garage. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster, usually somewhere near your garage door line.

They love to crawl all over the walls and can leave small dirt piles on your garage floor. The presence of really any food or water is enough of an attractant for ants, and it’s easier for them to build colonies with dirt so close by.

Since you think you may have ants in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Ants are generally easy to spot when you have them in your living room. You’ll notice tiny crawling insects moving in a line or cluster. They love to crawl all over the walls and can leave small dirt piles on your near your baseboard. The presence of really any food or water is enough of an attractant for ants. Since your living room is in a central location inside your home, the ants could very well be primarily be living in another area of your house.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot when you have them in your kitchen. You’ll notice small oval shaped bugs moving in conspicuous areas, but sometimes out in the open. You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot, especially when you have them in your bedroom. You’ll notice small oval shaped bugs moving in conspicuous areas like under your bed and dresser, but sometimes out in the open. You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting.

Luckily however, if your bedroom is clean (free of food and moisture), then there’s a good chance you may not have cockroaches and instead, have other bugs that you’re mistaking for cockroaches.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your bathroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot when you have them in your bathroom. You’ll notice small oval shaped bugs moving in conspicuous areas like under your sink but sometimes out in the open.

They love damp and dark areas, so make sure you’re checking thoroughly around your sink and shower drain. You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot when you have them in your basement. This is also one of the most common areas where you’ll find them. You’ll notice small oval shaped bugs moving in conspicuous areas, but sometimes out in the open.

You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting. Remember, cockroaches LOVE dark and damp areas, which your basement generally provides. Look behind storage areas, near your sump pump, and near any gaps of your foundation for cockroach signs.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot when you have them in your garage. Unfortunately, garages make the perfect living space for a variety of pests, including cockroaches. They absolutely love damp, dark, and humid areas. You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds coming from your garage, and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting.

You’ll want to check for cockroach signs behind and inside of any storage in your garage along with the corners of your wall where they meet the floor.

Since you think you may have cockroaches in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Cockroaches can be difficult to spot when you have them in your living room. You’ll notice small oval shaped bugs moving in conspicuous areas like under your couch or tv stand, but sometimes out in the open. You may also hear rustling or clicking sounds and find droppings about the size of ground pepper near places they’ve been nesting.

Remember, food and water attract cockroaches along with dark, humid, and damp areas. So if you have spilled drinks and crumbs from eating in your living room, there’s a good chance you’re attracting cockroaches.

Since you think you may have fruit flies in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Don’t worry, these are generally one of the easier pests to spot in your kitchen. Thankfully, there are quite a few home remedies that you can take advantage up to get rid of them. To confirm you have fruit flies, check for small clusters of bugs flying around your fruit or anything sweet. The more rotted your fruit is, the more likely it is you’ll attract fruit flies in larger numbers.

Since you think you may have mice in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Mice are one of the least fun pests to have in your home, let alone your kitchen. You’ll want to check closed off spots in your kitchen like under your dishwasher, sink area, and pantry areas. Look for small pointy droppings about half the size of your fingernail, along with potential gnaw marks where they’ve been active.

Since you think you may have mice in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Mice are one of the least fun pests to have in your home, let alone your bedroom. You’ll want to check closed off spots in your bedroom that you may not go to or clean as often. Look for small pointy droppings about half the size of your fingernail, along with potential gnaw marks where they’ve been active.

The best places to check are under your bed frame, dresser, and near heating vents as those places are typically a bit warmer and provide good cover for mice to move as they wander about your home.

Since you think you may have mice in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Mice are one of the least fun pests to have in your home, let alone your basement. This is the most likely area that you’ll find mice in your home. If your basement is unfinished, look around the top edge of the concrete in your basement where it meets the ceiling. Mice love to run along this, and leave droppings as well. If you have any exposed insulation, they could be nesting there too.

You’ll also want to check the corners of any concrete in your basement, as mice will typically leave a dark streak from “running” up and down to get back to their shelter from your basement.

Since you think you may have mice in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Mice are one of the least fun pests to have in your home, let alone your garage. This is the one of the most likely areas that you’ll find mice in your home. As most garages are unfinished, look to see if you have any exposed insulation that they could be nesting in. You’ll want to look for seeds and droppings in this space.

You’ll also typically notice droppings along the wall on the floor of your garage where the mice have been running back and forth.

Since you think you may have mice in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Mice are one of the least fun pests to have in your home, let alone your living room. If you’re finding mice in this spot, it’s usually a sign that they’re coming from another area of your home, like your basement or garage. As most garages are unfinished, look to see if you have any exposed insulation that they could be nesting in. You’ll want to look for seeds and droppings in this space.

In your basement, look around the top edge of the concrete in your where it meets the ceiling. Mice love to run along this, and leave droppings as well. If you have any exposed insulation, they could be nesting there too.

Since you think you may have rats in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Rats are quite a pain anywhere in your house, let alone your kitchen. You’ll notice blunt droppings, about the size of the white on your finger nail. You’ll probably notice gnaw marks in the areas they’ve been nesting too. Make sure to check your pantry, closet, and under your sink and dishwasher were it can get a bit warmer. If you have rats, these are likely places where they’ll hang out.

Since you think you may have rats in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Rats are quite a pain anywhere in your house, let alone your bedroom. You’ll notice blunt droppings, about the size of the white on your finger nail. You’ll probably notice gnaw marks in the areas they’ve been nesting too.

You’ll want to check closed off spots in your bedroom that you may not go to or clean as often for signs of droppings and potential gnaw marks where they’ve been active.

The best places to check are under your bed frame, dresser, and near heating vents as those places are typically a bit warmer and provide good cover for rats to move as they wander about your home. Rats are most likely entering your home through another area of your home, like your basement.

Since you think you may have rats in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

This is one of the most common places you’ll find rats in your home, or at least where the problem will be originating from. You’ll notice blunt droppings, about the size of the white on your finger nail around the top edge of the concrete in your basement where it meets the ceiling. Rats love to run along this, and leave droppings as well. If you have any exposed insulation, they could be nesting there too.

You’ll also want to check the corners of any concrete in your basement, as rats will typically leave a dark streak from “running” up and down to get back to their shelter from your basement.

They love warm areas, so check near your furnace and dryer as well for signs of droppings.

Since you think you may have rats in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

This is the most common place you’ll find rats in your basement, or at least where the problem will be originating from. You’ll notice blunt droppings, about the size of the white on your finger nail near the places they’ve been active. As most basements are unfinished, look to see if you have any exposed insulation that they could be nesting in. You’ll want to look for seeds and droppings in this space. Rats LOVE your HVAC system, so look near there as well.

You’ll also typically notice droppings along the wall on the floor of your garage where the rats have been running back and forth.

Since you think you may have rats in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you’ve found rats in your living room, they’re probably not originating from there. More than likely, you should check your basement or garage for signs of rats. You’ll notice blunt droppings, about the size of the white on your finger nail near the places they’ve been active. As most garages and basements are unfinished, look to see if you have any exposed insulation that they could be nesting in. You’ll want to look for seeds and droppings in this space.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. You probably can guess what place they love to stay inside your kitchen. Most typically, you’ll find silverfish under your sink and dishwasher, as these areas tend to be more humid, damp, dark, and warm. All things that silverfish love. Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. While your bedroom is most likely relatively dry, they may be stemming from your bathroom and you’ve just seen the silverfish in your bedroom. You probably can guess what place they love to stay inside your bathroom at that point.

Most typically, you’ll find silverfish under your sink and near your shower or bathtub as these areas tend to be more humid, damp, dark, and warm. All things that silverfish love. Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your bathroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. You probably can guess what place they love to stay inside your bathroom at that point.

Most typically, you’ll find silverfish under your sink and near your shower or bathtub as these areas tend to be more humid, damp, dark, and warm. All things that silverfish love. Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. You probably can guess why they love your basment!

Your basement tends to be more humid, damp, dark, and warm. All things that silverfish love. If you have excess moisture than in this area of your home, then you’re probably welcoming silverfish, especially as they can make their way inside from the smallest gaps in your foundation and go after your paper storage products.

Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. You probably can guess why they love your garage!

Your garage tends to be more humid, damp, dark, and warm. All things that silverfish love. If you have excess moisture than in this area of your home, then you’re probably welcoming silverfish, especially as they can make their way inside from the smallest gaps in your foundation and go after your paper storage products tucked away in your garage.

Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light when you go into your garage.

Since you think you may have silverfish in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Silverfish love to hang out in humid and wet areas. You’re probably thinking “wait, my living room isn’t humid OR wet.”

More than likely, silverfish are originiting from a nearby area like your bathroom. If you have excess moisture than in this area of your home, then you’re probably welcoming silverfish, especially as they can make their way inside from the smallest gaps in your home. Check in dark areas near your shower drain and under your sink for actual silverfish.

Silverfish especially love the dark, so you may typically see them when you first turn on a light.

Since you think you may have pantry and closet pests (beetles and moths) in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you do a great job at keeping your food sealed and kitchen clean, then you may not have pantry or closet pests and could be confusing them for another bug or insect. To confirm you have them (usually beetles and moths), look for actual insects and larvae in your stored food, specifically your grain and flour storage.

Since you think you may have pantry and closet pests (beetles and moths) in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you picked this option, there’s a good chance you’re seeing some type of beetle (carpet beetles are quiet common) or are dealing with moths. If you have a lot of textiles in your bedroom, then it’s even more likely you have closet or pantry pests.

Clothes moths for instance, LOVE woll and natural fibers. They’ll end up feeding on your textiles in both your closet, and your floor. Look for crust and hardened spots on your rugs, along with web like materials on fabrics that you think may be affected. If you have beetles, you’ll likely find shells from specific beetle species shedding their skin (carpet beetles typically shed.)

Since you think you may have pantry and closet pests (beetles and moths) in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you picked this option, there’s a good chance you’re seeing some type of beetle (carpet beetles are quiet common) or are dealing with moths. If you have a lot of textiles in your basement, then it’s even more likely you have beetles or moths.

Clothes moths for instance, LOVE woll and natural fibers. They’ll end up feeding on your old and stored textiles in your basement. Look for crust and hardened spots on your rugs, along with web like materials on fabrics that you think may be affected. If you have beetles, you’ll likely find shells from specific beetle species shedding their skin (carpet beetles typically shed.)

Since you think you may have pantry and closet pests (beetles and moths) in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you picked this option, there’s a good chance you’re seeing some type of beetle (carpet beetles are quiet common) or are dealing with moths. If you have a lot of textiles in your garage, then it’s even more likely you have beetles or moths.

Clothes moths for instance, LOVE woll and natural fibers. They’ll end up feeding on your old and stored textiles in your garage. Look for crust and hardened spots on your fabrics, along with web like materials on fabrics that you think may be affected. If you have beetles, you’ll likely find shells from specific beetle species shedding their skin (carpet beetles typically shed.)

Since you think you may have pantry and closet pests (beetles and moths) in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

If you picked this option, there’s a good chance you’re seeing some type of beetle (carpet beetles are quiet common) or are dealing with moths. If you have a lot of textiles in your living, then it’s even more likely you have beetles or moths.

Clothes moths for instance, LOVE woll and natural fibers. They’ll end up feeding on your living room rugs and drapes. Look for crust and hardened spots on your fabrics, along with web like materials on fabrics that you think may be affected. If you have beetles, you’ll likely find shells from specific beetle species shedding their skin (carpet beetles typically shed.)

Since you think you may have spiders in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Personally, I love having spiders in my house as they’re natural insect controllers. However, if you have spiders in your kitchen, it means there’s a nearby food source of another pest that they’re using for a meal. To spot spiders in your kitchen, check any light fixtures, window corners, and ceiling corners for cobwebs.

Since you think you may have spiders in your bedroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Personally, I love having spiders in my house as they’re natural insect controllers. However, if you have spiders in your bedroom, it means there’s a nearby food source of another pest that they’re using for a meal. To spot spiders in your bedroom, check any light fixtures, window corners, and ceiling corners for cobwebs.

Since you think you may have spiders in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Personally, I love having spiders in my house as they’re natural insect controllers. However, if you have spiders in your basement, it means there’s a nearby food source of another pest that they’re using for a meal. To spot spiders in your basement, check any light fixtures, window corners, and ceiling corners for cobwebs.

Most typically, you’ll find webs with old insects in them in the corners of your basement ceiling!

Since you think you may have spiders in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Personally, I love having spiders in my house as they’re natural insect controllers. However, if you have spiders in your garage, it means there’s a nearby food source of another pest that they’re using for a meal. To spot spiders in your garage, check any light fixtures, window corners, and ceiling corners for cobwebs.

Most typically, you’ll find webs with old insects in them in the corners of your garage ceiling!

Since you think you may have spiders in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Personally, I love having spiders in my house as they’re natural insect controllers. However, if you have spiders in your living room, it means there’s a nearby food source of another pest that they’re using for a meal. To spot spiders in your living room, check any light fixtures, window corners, and ceiling corners for cobwebs.

You may want to check your basement for the same signs of spider too!

Since you think you may have earwigs in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

Earwigs love damp and dark spaces. They’re a bit similar to silverfish in that sense, along with the fact that they damage cardboard and paper products. The most likely place you’ll find a source of earwigs in your kitchen is under your sink. You may find them under your dishwasher as well, but more than likely they’ll be under your sink as your dishwasher will be a bit warmer at times, while the area under your sink can be colder.

Since you think you may have earwigs in your bathroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

Earwigs love damp and dark spaces. They’re a bit similar to silverfish in that sense, along with the fact that they damage cardboard and paper products. The most likely place you’ll find a source of earwigs in your bathroom is under your sink. You may find them near your shower and bath drains as well, but more than likely they’ll be under your sink as the enclosed space provides them a stable dark area.

Since you think you may have earwigs in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Earwigs love damp and dark spaces. They’re a bit similar to silverfish in that sense, along with the fact that they damage cardboard and paper products. The most likely place you’ll find a source of earwigs in your basement is near your the edges of your foundation where there’s more likely to be damp spots. You may find them near any drains as well.

Remember, you’ll most typically see earwigs when you first turn on your lights, but they’ll quickly crawl away once that light is on and receed to a dark area!

Since you think you may have earwigs in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

Earwigs love damp and dark spaces. They’re a bit similar to silverfish in that sense, along with the fact that they damage cardboard and paper products. The most likely place you’ll find a source of earwigs in your garage is near your the edges of your concrete where there’s more likely to be damp spots. You may find them near any drains as well.

Remember, you’ll most typically see earwigs when you first turn on your lights, but they’ll quickly crawl away once that light is on and receed to a dark area!

Since you think you may have earwigs in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Earwigs love damp and dark spaces. They’re a bit similar to silverfish in that sense, along with the fact that they damage cardboard and paper products. If you’re seeing earwigs in your living room, they’re more than likely stemming from another damp area of your home, like your bathroom. Look for small, crawling insects under the sink of your bathroom and near your drains.

Remember, you’ll most typically see earwigs when you first turn on your lights, but they’ll quickly crawl away once that light is on and receed to a dark area!

Since you think you may have caterpillars or centipedes in your living room, let’s go over how to spot them!

Most typically, you’ll only find a few caterpillars or centipedes in your home as they accidently wander into your home. Unless you have an abundance of plants, there really isn’t a massive reason for them to be inside.

Caterpillars specifically will mostly appear in the fall. If you have a moth problem, then you could very well have a caterpillar problem as moths turn into caterpillars. So, look for signs of moths in your closet and on your textiles including webbing and cocoons.

Since you think you may have caterpillars or centipedes in your basement, let’s go over how to spot them!

Most typically, you’ll only find a few caterpillars or centipedes in your basement as they accidently wander into your home. Unless you have an abundance of plants, there really isn’t a massive reason for them to be inside.

Caterpillars specifically will mostly appear in the fall. If you have a moth problem, then you could very well have a caterpillar problem as moths turn into caterpillars. Look for signs of webbing and cocoons from moths in your basement and on your stored textiles.

Since you think you may have caterpillars or centipedes in your garage, let’s go over how to spot them!

This is one of the more likely areas you’ll find caterpillars and centipedes. There’s most likely an area in your garage where they’re able to enter from.

Caterpillars specifically will mostly appear in the summer and fall. If you have a moth problem, then you could very well have a caterpillar problem as moths turn into caterpillars. Look for signs of webbing and cocoons from moths in your garage and on your stored textiles.

Since you think you may have drain flies in your bathroom, let’s go over how to spot them!

This is one of the more likely areas you’ll find drain flies. They LOVE damp and humid conditions with excess moisture. If you have drain flies, you more than likely have organic matter stuck inside your drain causing excessive dampness and constant water.

Basically, you’re providing the perfect breeding grounds for drain flies! The signs of drain flies are luckily very easy to spot – you’ll typicall notice small clusters of flies around your drain.

Since you think you may have drain flies in your kitchen, let’s go over how to spot them!

This is one of the more likely areas you’ll find drain flies. They LOVE damp and humid conditions with excess moisture. If you have drain flies, you more than likely have organic matter stuck inside your drain causing excessive dampness and constant water.

Basically, you’re providing the perfect breeding grounds for drain flies! The signs of drain flies are luckily very easy to spot – you’ll typicall notice small clusters of flies around your drain.

Since you aren’t sure what kind of pest you have – are there any general signs you have pests?

Select a number on the slider below. If you’re here, you’re probably notcing some signs of SOME pest. List the problems you’re seeing on a scale of 1-10.

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor ant problem. For now, we recommend practicing some natural repellent methods. You most likely can solve your issue by using ant traps and by figuring out where the ant colony is. If the problem does get worse, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling ants!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderatly severe ant problem. While you may be able to resolve the issue yourself using ant traps, our ultimate reccomendation is to call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820 as the problem is starting to get more severe.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling ants!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems very likely that you have a severe ant problem. Since your pest damage and or activity is quite high, you should contact an expert ASAP to come inspect the area. If you wait, there’s a good chance your ant problem will continue to worsen as they multiply easily. If you’d like, you can contact our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling ants!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor cockroach problem. Generally we reccomend trying out some natural repellent methods to solve the issue, but for cockroaches its best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can multiply quickly. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling cockroaches!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderatly severe cockroach problem. Even for minor roach issues, its best to have your area inspected by a professional as they can be quite serious and multiply quickly. Call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820 to get in touch with a local, licensed expert.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling cockroaches!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems very likely that you have a severe cockroach problem. Even for minor roach issues, its best to have your area inspected by a professional as they can be quite serious and multiply quickly. Since your issue seems severe, you need to figure out where the roaches are coming from ASAP. Call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820 to get in touch with a local, licensed expert today.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling cockroaches!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor fruit fly problem. Luckily, fruit flies aren’t very serious, but they can be extremely annoying. Your best bet is to keep up on limiting the amount of rotting fruit in your space, along with sugary open liquids. Fortunately, there are many DIY solutions to getting rid of fruit flys. For now, keep an eye on the problem – if it does get worse, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling fruit flys!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe fruit fly problem. Luckily, fruit flies aren’t very serious, but they can be extremely annoying. Your best bet is to keep up on limiting the amount of rotting fruit in your space, along with sugary open liquids. Fortunately, there are many DIY solutions to getting rid of fruit flys. If it does the problem does get worse or seems like its out of your control, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling fruit flys!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe fruit fly problem. Luckily, fruit flies aren’t very serious, but they can be extremely annoying and you’re seeing them in pretty large numbers. Your best bet is to keep up on limiting the amount of rotting fruit in your space, along with sugary open liquids. Since you are having extenuated fruit fly problems, you may have an infestation. We reccomend having a professional inspect the area. You can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling fruit flys!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor mouse problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance mice can be.

Generally we reccomend trying out some natural repellent methods to solve the issue along with traps. You’ll also want to make sure you seal any holes near your foundation with a quality sealent. For mice in any degree, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling mice!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderatly severe mouse problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance mice can be.

For this level of mouse activitey, you should call a pest control professional ASAP to inspect your home. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820. We reccomend trying out some natural repellent methods to solve the issue along with traps. You’ll also want to make sure you seal any holes near your foundation with a quality sealent. For mice in any degree, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling mice!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe mouse problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance mice can be.

For this level of mouse activitey, you should call a pest control professional ASAP to inspect your home. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820. In the meantime, you can place some traps in areas where you suspect mice to confirm that you most definitely have them and begin to take down their numbers. You’ll also want to make sure you seal any holes near your foundation with a quality sealent. For mice in any degree, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling mice!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor rat problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance rats can be.

Generally for rodents, we reccomend trying out some natural repellent methods to solve the issue along with traps. However, rats are a pretty serious problem to have in your home. For rats in any degree, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling rats!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe rat problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance rats can be.

Generally for rodents, we reccomend trying out some natural repellent methods to solve the issue along with traps. However, rats are a pretty serious problem to have in your home. For rats in any degree, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling rats!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a serious rat problem. First off, I’m sorry, because I personally know how much of an annoyance rats can be.

Rats are a pretty serious problem to have in your home. Your best bet is to have a professional come and inspect the area as they can create nests in your home and become a big problem fast if you don’t seal their entry points. Rats LOVE to camp out in your HVAC system, and can end up causing extensive damage. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling rats!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor problem with pantry pests, which generally refers to moths and beetles. This can turn into a serious problem in your home quickly if not kept under control. If you do have pantry pests, or closet pests for that matter, your dry food storage and clothes fabrics could be at risk. Before the problem escalates, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the insects are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe problem with pantry pests, which generally refers to moths and beetles. This can turn into a serious problem in your home quickly if not kept under control. If you do have pantry pests, or closet pests for that matter, your dry food storage and fabrics could be at risk. Before the problem escalates, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the insects are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe problem with pantry pests, which generally refers to moths and beetles. If you do have pantry pests, or closet pests for that matter, your dry food storage and clothes fabrics could be at risk. At this point, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the insects are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

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Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor problem with silverfish. This can turn into a serious problem in your home quickly if not kept under control, as silverfish thrive in areas that are excessively damp and humid. To solve this issue, you’ll want to find out the source of what’s causing attractive areas to silverfish in your home.

For now, you may be able to focus on natural repelling methods, but it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the silverfish are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly reccomend taking a look at our guides on repelling silverfish!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderatly severe silverfish problem. This can turn into a serious issue in your home quickly if not kept under control, as silverfish thrive in areas that are excessively damp and humid. To solve this issue, you’ll want to find out the source of what’s causing these damp and humid areas where silverfish are living in your home.

For now, you may be able to focus on natural repelling methods, but it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the silverfish are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly reccomend taking a look at our guides on repelling silverfish!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe silverfish problem in your home. To solve this issue, you’ll want to find out the source of what’s causing these damp and humid areas where silverfish are living in your home.

In your case, it’s best to have a professional come and inspect your home so they can determine where the silverfish are multiplying. If you’d like to contact a professional, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control pros at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

In the meantime, we highly reccomend taking a look at our guides on repelling silverfish!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor spider problem. For now, we recommend practicing some natural repellent methods. Non-venemous house spiders aren’t the worst things to have in your house, as they are natural pest controllers and often stay out of your way!

Ultimately, you really don’t want any bugs or insects inside your house. If you have spiders, you probably have another insect problem and spiders are getting their food from somewhere. If you’re seeing an increasing amount of spiders, are unsure if the species is venemous, or the problem does get worse, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling spiders!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe spider problem. Non-venemous house spiders aren’t the worst things to have in your house, as they are natural pest controllers and often stay out of your way! However, since you’re possibly seeing quite a few spiders, you probably have another insect problem as the spiders are getting their food from somewhere.

Since you’re seeing a large amount of spiders, or are unsure if the species is venemous, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling spiders!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe spider problem. Since you’re seeing quite a few spiders, you probably have another insect problem as the spiders are getting their food from somewhere.

Since you’re seeing a large amount of spiders, or are unsure if the species is venemous, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling spiders!

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Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor earwig problem. For now, we recommend practicing some natural repellent methods, but you’ll want to keep an eye on where they’re living, as earwigs love damp and humid areas so you may be fostering a space for them to thrive. If the problem does get worse, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling earwigs!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe earwig problem. Earwigs love damp and humid areas so you may be fostering a space for them to thrive. Since the problem is at this level, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling earwigs!

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe earwig problem. Earwigs love damp and humid areas so you’re probably fostering a space for them to thrive. Since the problem is at this level, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, we highly recommend taking a look at some of our most helpful guides on repelling earwigs!

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Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a minor drain fly problem. For now, we recommend practicing some natural repellent methods and eliminating the potential build up in your drain. If the problem does get worse, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a moderately severe drain fly problem.

You can practice some natural repellent methods and eliminate the potential build up in your drain, which will help the problem. However, since you rated your problem as moderately severe, we reccomend you have a professional inspect your drain fly situation. You can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Here’s what we think.

Based on your selections, it seems likely that you have a severe drain fly problem. Since the problem is at this level, you should save these recommendations and call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Here’s what we think.

Normally, we’d give you a few tips and repellent options, but bed bugs are a pretty serious issue no matter how many you see or find in any area of your home. If you think you have bed bugs, even in the smallest amount, you should contact a professional ASAP to inspect your home. You can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, you can take a look at some of our most popular bed bug guides.

Here’s what we think.

Normally, we’d give you a few tips and repellent options, but fleas are a pretty serious issue no matter how many you see or find in any area of your home. If you think you have fleas, even in the smallest amount, you should contact a professional ASAP to inspect your home. You can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, you can take a look at some of our most popular flea guides.

Here’s what we think.

Normally, we’d give you a few tips and repellent options, but fleas are a pretty serious issue no matter how many you see or find in any area of your home. If you think you have fleas, even in the smallest amount, you should contact a professional ASAP to inspect your home. You can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood.

Until then, you can take a look at some of our most popular flea guides.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents living in your kitchen.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings in the closed off spaces of your kitchen. Check places like under your dishwasher or sink, where it tends to be more damp and humid.

Step 2: If you find evidence of insects or rodents, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents living in your bedroom.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings in the closed off spaces of your bedroom. Check places like under your dresser, mattress, and nightstand. If you have a master bathroom, make sure to look under your sink and near your shower drains as well. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 2: If you find evidence of an insect or rodent, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents living in your bathroom.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings in the closed off spaces of your bathroom. Check places that might be damp, dark and a bit humid like under your sink and near your shower drain. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 2: If you find evidence of an insect or rodent, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents living in your basement.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings along the edges of your foundation in your basement. You should also check the corners of your ceiling, this is espeically important for unfinished basements and those with drop ceilings. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 2: If you find evidence of an insect or rodent, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents living in your basement.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings along the edges of your foundation in your basement. You should also check the corners of your ceiling, this is espeically important for unfinished basements and those with drop ceilings. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 2: If you find evidence of an insect or rodent, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.

You aren’t sure, and that’s ok!

Since you aren’t sure, it’s going to be a bit tough to narrow down your exact problem by using the logic we’ve calculated into this tool. So, our next best option is to give you some tips for finding the bugs, insects or rodents inside your living room.

Step 1: Look for any visible signs of damage, insects, or droppings along the edges of your your walls. You should also check areas like under your couch and tv stand, as these spaces provide dark and stable areas for bugs and rodents alike. Remember, you’re looking for really anything out of the ordinary here.

Step 2: If you find evidence of an insect or rodent, get as descriptive as possible and start searching for pictures online! Alternatively, if you just find droppings or insect shells, it’s probably time to call a pest control professional.

Step 3: Reload this page, and start the form again – OR see our comments below.

When you’re unsure of what insect you have in your home, it can really be difficult to determine your next steps. This is where I think it’s wise to have a professional inspect your home to tell, as they’ll be able to identify the problem quickly. If you’d like, you can call our nationwide partner network of pest and wildlife control professionals at (888) 524-7820.

Once you call, you’ll be asked to select the reason for your call (pest or wildlife control) and enter your zip code so we can direct you to a quick responding licensed pro in your neighborhood. Outside of this, I encourage you to read up on how bugs and insects actually enter your home and property.