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Does recurring pest control actually save you more in the long run? Discover why we answer this question with a resounding yes!

Invest in tick control in Cabarrus County, NC, to keep you and your family safe. Here's everything you should know about tick prevention.

Mosquitoes can put a damper on your summer plans. But with these tips for mosquito control in Carrabus County, you can reclaim your backyard!

In order to properly prevent and get rid of fleas, you first have to understand them and know when flea season is in North Carolina. We'll help you understand these itch-inducing pests and what to do when you suspect fleas in your home.

As pest control experts in North Carolina, we're familiar with hantavirus and the other diseases rodents commonly spread. Our team regularly offers rodent-borne illness prevention through rodent control that works long-term. So today, we'll answer what hantavirus in North Carolina is, what the risk is, and how you can prevent it.

We've all heard of spring cleaning. It gives us a fresh start and allows us to enjoy the rest of the year without worrying about clutter or mess. But have you heard about spring cleaning for pests?

With a new year, our team is preparing for new pest problems. Changes in the weather and even temperature fluctuations can impact how active pests are and how we have to approach our treatment. Plus, research centers and departments of agriculture are raising the flag on potential invasive pests in North Carolina.

It can be easy to fall into the trap that a one-time pest control treatment is cheaper and more efficient than recurring services. After all, so many subscriptions out there end up not having the value you expected—why would a monthly pest control payment be any different? Perhaps you're thinking, it's better to wait for a problem to occur before you invest your money into it.

For something so small, ants can be a big headache, and here in North Carolina, ant infestations are among the most common pest issues homeowners face. Knowing the early signs of an ant infestation can help you take action before a minor nuisance turns into a serious problem.

When homeowners see ants marching across the counter or a roach darting behind the fridge, the instinct to act fast sets in, and that’s usually when they reach for a bug bomb. These foggers are attractive to homeowners with pest problems because they’re easy to find and use and are packaged to look like a simple solution to a stressful issue. But do bug bombs work?