10. Locust – Surprised? Even though locusts don’t directly kill humans, they do cause starvation leading to the death of millions!
At PestServe we understand that temptation to cut costs by trying to rid of any pests yourself. Or maybe you have used a professional pest control company before but you didn’t get what you paid for (they robbed you!) These days it’s easy to just walk into a shop and buy one of the chemical products straight off a shelf which might cost a fifth of the price to hire a pest control company. So you ask, why not do it yourself?
So it’s august and maybe the weather isn’t brilliant but you might be able to squeeze in a BBQ this weekend! Do you know who else likes a good BBQ? Yep those stinging little pests; bees and wasps! As the summer wears on, their populations grow making them more eager to find something yummy to feed their expanding colony.
Rats of the sky
Pigeons for some time have been branded ‘the rats of the sky’ which is of course a fitting name when you consider just how big a pest they are! So, let’s start with the obvious, pigeons carry diseases and parasites (we all ready remember bird flu right?) putting peoples life’s in danger. Read more →
Ants are very interesting creatures to watch, as they busily run about their business on your driveway or even in your kitchen. But is it okay to have them in your home? NO it is not- unless of course you love ants and they are safely tucked into an ant farm. Why don’t you want to have ants in your home or even on your property? Here are some helpful tips from PestServe on why you should prevent ants in your kitchen!
Rodents are not easy going travelling pests and do not “go where the wind takes them.” There is always a plan as to where they travel – and it’s usually for the food and shelter in houses. Certain environments and layouts of a property make it easier for a rat or mouse to invade, which makes your home more appealing to rodents and venerable to infestation.
You don’t just find moles on your face, you find them in your garden too! Moles are ground–dwelling carnivores that prefer to eat insects instead of your garden plants. However, their underground tunnels can ruin your garden and lawn and make an easy access to your plants for other rodents.