Much like humans, Ants are social creatures, where you see one there’s always more. Ants nest near or inside our homes in search of protection from the elements. They are found frequently in kitchens where they forage for food and water. Once they find what they’re looking for they will return. This is why it is important to locate and stop Ants at the source.
Are you tired of those pesky aphids on your plants? We can help! Not only do aphids weaken plants but they also attract ants, which is double frustrating. By injecting a systemic insecticide into the root of the plant, we can kill any aphids that attempt to eat it. Even more exciting, the treatment lasts for an entire growing season, we guarantee it! Call today for a FREE estimate.
Bed bugs are commonly found in or around beds. They hide in cracks and crevices. Bed bug bites look like red itchy bumps on the skin, similar to blisters or hives. Similar to mosquitos, they feed on humans by biting and sucking their blood. Bed bugs breed quickly and abundantly, traveling easily from one place to the next via people, pets, and furniture. It’s important to have a professional inspection a.s.a.p!
Bees are important to our ecosystem. As a general rule of thumb we never want to harm them. However, when Bees enter our homes and office spaces, they put people in danger. Bee infestations that last longer than 48 hours, require professional assistance. All In One offers humane hive removal and repair for any damages caused by the hive. Don’t BEE a stranger. Give us a call!
Carpet beetles as their name suggests, feed on carpets, as well as clothing, any fabrics made from animal products and upholstery. Carpet beetle Larvae are responsible for causing the most damage so if you these little critters might be hiding in your closet or eating holes in your carpet you’ll want fast, effective beetle control today.
Centipedes like to live in dark, damp places like basements, bathrooms and attics. They’re night owls, laying dozens of eggs while you’re sleeping. Although not all Centipedes are poisonous if you are allergic to bees Centipedes could also be a problem.
Cockroaches have been around for millions of years. Unlike other pests, cockroaches enter our homes year round seeking food and moisture. They transmit diseases and cause allergies. The best way to get rid of them is to seek professional help immediately. That’s where we come in!
Not into late night concerts and holes in your sweaters? Although Crickets aren’t known to be particularly harmful or dangerous when they find their way into our homes they can damage and eat through clothing and other fabric materials.
Earwigs are attracted to moisture and will burrow their way into the foundation of homes. They eat house plants, mold and other insects and will hide around water sources and in humid spaces during the day. Earwigs enter our homes through small cracks and openings that lead inside. Although not dangerous to humans, it is generally a good idea to remove them.
Fleas not only infest our furry friends, they also infest our homes. Typical signs of a flea infestation include “dirt-like” specks on your pet's skin, in pet bedding and on furniture. You may notice fleas jumping around on your pet, bedding or carpets. Once present, it is difficult to rid your home of Fleas. It is important to seek professional treatment.
House and fruit flies only live for a short period of time, but they reproduce prolifically. Flies pick up bacteria and viruses that contaminate food and water. Their presence, especially in food and health facilities is a potential health concern. An infestation can occur quickly if not recognized and managed properly.
Indian Meal moths, also known as pantry moths are often found feeding on dried fruits, cereal products, grains, nuts, candy, bird seed, dog food, and other dehydrated goods. They lay eggs, spoil food and create waste. If you find them in your home - don’t panic - call the experts.
Mosquitos have four life stages consisting of egg, larva, pupa and adult. Adult female mosquitos have tube like mouthparts that can be used to penetrate the skin and feed on blood. Mosquitos have been known to transmit a variety of viruses and diseases such as zika, malaria, yellow fever, Chikungunya, West Nile, dengue fever, filariasis, and other arboviruses.
Like termites, Powderpost beetles are dangerous to the structure of homes. They lay their eggs in wood damaging furniture, books, floors and other hardwood materials by grinding them up into a fine powder. This begins at the larval stage, so it is important to have an inspection done as soon as possible.
Scorpions are commonly found in the dry climate of southern California. They are attracted to food and other pests found in homes. Scorpions travel in packs, and some species are venomous making them potentially dangerous. It is always a safe choice to have them removed from the home.
Good news! Silverfish are not dangerous to people. However, they can harm your belongings. They are attracted to moisture, starchy foods, synthetic fibers, old books, wallpaper, glue and linen. They often enter homes through areas where excessive moisture has caused rot and damage to wood, indicating a larger issue. Dealing with Silverfish can help to address this problem!
Spiders are excellent hiders, common household visitors and come in a variety of species. Although most are not poisonous, black and brown widow spiders can harm young kids and pets if their webs are disturbed.
The most common source of tick infestations are our four-legged family members. Dogs and cats can pick up ticks from other infested animals, pet care facilities, and of course the great outdoors! Ticks can carry germs that cause serious illness in both animals and people.
Wasps attack when their nests are disturbed. Unlike bees wasps can sting multiple times. Their stings are painful and can cause allergic reactions in those that are sensitive to them. You should avoid killing wasps, as killing one releases a chemical distress signal that attracts other wasps to the area. Seeking professional help is a must.
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