Insects and Spiders

• Ants
  Well, I chuckled at that. In the Northeast, the common species of carpenter ant is Camponous pennsylvanicus. It is completely black. However, there are some variations in color and size among different species of carpenter ants.
• Spiders
  Most spiders in New York are harmless. But brown recluse spiders are a concern because of their nasty bites. They are uncommon here, but it is possible to come into contact with one. Your spider is NOT a brown recluse if...
• Termites
  Capenter ants are a much larger problem. They tunnel in wood, either in the home or outside in rotting logs. They don't eat the wood, but do eat people food. They can be attracted to indoor spaces by food debris and water. Sometimes they swarm and the winged ants are very noticeable. They can be confused with termites by the lay person.
• Bed Bugs
  Modern treatment for bed bugs is very effective, but ignoring these pest may make them spread throughout your living space, and possibly to work, school or loved ones' homes. In order to provide the best service, we will require a little participation from you. Download our preparation sheet below.
• Fleas
  Rats are infamous for spreading disease including Typhoid and the plague. Even though the diseases are actually transmitted by the fleas they carry, their threat to public health is recognized. Rats can live just about anywhere and don't seem to be afraid of human, especially in urban settings. Rats can also infest farms because of the abundance of grain for the feeding of animals.
• Cockroaches
  Cockroaches are well-known for their risks to public health. The American species is perhaps the most well recognized. Roaches are scavengers, and therefore are seen where there is an abundance of food and food trash. They are most common in restaurants and apartment-style housing where infestations can move from one unit or building to another. Infestations can also be transported in packaging and personal belongings.
• Silverfish
  These little guys are so-called because of their silver appearance and fish-like movements. They are often found near water, such as in the bathroom. They are harmless to humans, but rough on linens, towels and books.
• Bees
  These are honey bees swarming around a tree. They may be wild or they may have split from a domesticated hive. Bees may also swarm around a residence and even nest within the walls. When this happens, honey may be seen seeping into a home when the weather is very warm. Many people are allergic to honey bees. Effects of a sting may range from swelling and hives to difficulty breathing and death.
• Wasps
  Wasps are beneficial insects. They lay their eggs on fly pupa and kill them by doing so. We would do well to leave them alone. Well... that's a true statement - kind of. Wasps are generally harmless, although yellowjackets, umbrella wasps and the infamous hornet can become a health and safety hazard for humans.
• Ticks
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• Earwigs
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• Mosquitoes
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• Flies
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• Hornets
  This is a paper nest created by wasps. The queen begins the nest and the workers complete it as they hatch. These nests can become bigger than a basketball. All wasps including, hornets and yellowjackets create paper nests. Most wasps create their nests clinging to a structure, whereas yellowjackets build their nests under ground.
• Yellowjackets
  There is great variety among wasps. Most epople are aware of yellow-jackets, which nest in the ground, feed on picnic food and sting people quite often. But there are docile species such as mud daubers, which make unusual tunnels on buildings. These rarely affect people at all. It's a good idea to identify what type of bee or wasp you have on your property so it can be

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• Wildlife
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Rodent Control

• Rodents
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• Mice
  Rats and mice are known to get into garbage and food stuffs looking for food. But you may not have heard about all the chewing they can do inside your walls and crawlspaces. They can gnaw on wood, insulation, even electrical wires
• Rats
  One possible risk lies in repeated feeding of dead carcasses over a period of time. Rats are more of a risk than mice since they consume much more bait per day. A single dead mouse does not contain enough toxin to cause illness or death to an otherwise healthy animal. Secondary poisoning is unlikely for a few reasons...
• Squirrels
  Rodents - including rats, mice, squirrels, voles and others - chew holes in structures in order to make their nests indoors. They carry leaf litter, etc. into the house and chew up personal property. They leave behind droppings and urine (which is invisible) in your home.
• Voles