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• Rodents can damage your walls by gnawing on electrical wires. This poses a fire hazard and can also lead to expensive repair
• They can contaminate your food supply by urinating and defecating in it. They spread diseases like salmonella and hantavirus through their droppings.
• Rats and mice are known to chew through insulation, which can cause serious damage to your home’s heating and cooling system.
• Rodents can cause an infestation of fleas, mites, and other parasites. These pests can bite humans and spread diseases like typhus and plague.

One of the ways to try and limit the damage rodents can do is to seal any cracks on the exterior of your property. This will help keep them from getting inside. You should also contact a professional rodent control company if you suspect you have a rodent problem.

At Allied Pest Control, we use trapping, baiting, and gas treatments. And depending on the situation, we will use IPM for exclusion work – trying to get to the bottom of the problem the easiest way.

The Only Long-Term Solution To Termites In Home Gardens

Termites are a perennial pest problem for Home Gardens property owners. If a termite infestation has already begun, then it won’t stop without professional intervention. And simple things like rain storms or the presence of wood are enough to draw a new population into a property. When it comes to finding long-term relief from termites, the best call to make is to Allied Pest Control. We are a woman-owned business with more than 20 years of industry experience. Our company is licensed for your continued protection and we always make your well-being the top priority. 

The process begins with a complete property inspection by one of our licensed technicians. During this walk-through, we look for signs of termite damage and activity so that we can have the full picture of your termite situation. Once we’ve gathered the information that we need, we’ll propose a tailored treatment plan. For some cases, we use a localized treatment that is a liquid application to specific areas. In other instances, we may opt for the trench and treat method where we insert termiticide. And in cases of a very stubborn infestation, we may recommend tent fumigation. For more information on termite control, call us today.

Black widow spiders: This infamous spider is a venomous one that may bite people if it feels threatened. The female is known for her iconic black coloring and red hourglass stamp and she’ll wait in her web for prey to scamper past her before paralyzing them. The black widow is often spotted in attics, basements, sheds, and other quiet spaces. 

Wolf spider: While this big fuzzy spider might seem frightening, it is actually more of a nuisance than anything else. Wolf spiders have four sets of thick, furry legs and multiple sets of eyes, which make them very skilled hunters. The wolf spider might produce a painful bite, but only because of its size. 

Brown recluse spiders: The brown recluse lives up to its name and is also an example of a local venomous spider. These spiders prefer to be left alone and usually live in outdoor spaces, like the areas beneath decks or in rock piles. Brown recluses are also different shades of brown and their abdomen is stamped with the shape of a violin, though its exact design may vary. 

For complete spider control, call Allied Pest Control today.