Bug Help
Pests That Live in Homes Year-Round
Though summer is when pests are typically most active, some stick around throughout the year. We’ve made a list of pests that can be found in your home year-round.
Average Lifespan of Common Household Bugs
Bugs typically have shorter lifespans that vary between species. Check out the average lifespan of common household bugs.
Most Common Summer Bugs
Like some people, some insects have chosen summer as their favorite time of the year. We’ve made a list of the most common summer bugs that you could encounter.
Bed Bugs vs. Fleas
Bed bugs and fleas are often confused for one another, but there are differences between the two bugs. Check out how to identify these pests and their bites.
Why Are Bugs Active in the Summer?
Though insects emerge in the spring, many are more active during the summer. Check out why bugs are active in the summer.
Identifying Bug Bites
When you’re dealing with a bug bite, it’s important to know what pest bit you. We’ve compiled a list of common bugs known for their bite.
What is IPM?
The principles of IPM are a great way to stop bugs in their tracks. We’ve broken down IPM and why it is a great solution for your pest problems.
Where Are Bugs Hiding in Your Home?
Cockroaches, ants, spiders, bed bugs, etc. invade homes regularly. If you want to keep them out of your home, it helps to know why bugs come inside and where to look.
Early Signs of a Pest Infestation
Bugs leave behind a few clues to help you detect them. We’ve made a list of some warning signs that will help you catch a pest infestation early.
When Should I Contact a Pest Control Professional?
One day you notice some signs of pest invaders. How do you know you're at the point of needing to call in professional help? Here are some guidelines.
Common Bedroom Pests
Insects invading your bedroom space? Check out these common bedroom pests and how to prevent and get rid of them.
Can I safely use Maggie’s Farm indoor products around pets?
Maggie’s Farm products can be used safely around pets as long as you follow the label directions.