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Do I Still Have To Worry About Rodents Invading My Tulsa Home?
February 28, 2020
Long winter nights may appear to keep the majority of Tulsa home-dwelling pests away, but these four-legged friends aren’t phased by the cold weather. ... Read More
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Why You Shouldn’t Try To Handle Tulsa Cockroach Problems On Your Own
February 21, 2020
Cockroaches are some of the craftiest survivors in the animal kingdom, meaning they are some of the most tiresome pests that homeowners have to deal with. They avoid light and are extremely fast on their feet, meaning they can go unnoticed for weeks before it’s clear that an infestation is taking place.... Read More
Milder Tulsa Winters Means More Ticks
February 14, 2020
Many people assume that ticks die off in the winter or go dormant like some other pests. In fact, ticks are able to survive the colder months, and some remain quite active. So just because it’s getting cold outside doesn’t mean it’s time to let our guards down.... Read More
Identifying Tulsa Termites & Their Damage
February 7, 2020
Termites are one of the worst because they can cause thousands of dollars worth of damage to your property before you even realize you have an infestation. Because they are hard to identify, they can be an undetected problem until the damage they’ve done is so bad it leaves you with a huge mess.... Read More
Identifying Signs Of Carpenter Ant Activity In & Around Your Tulsa Home
January 31, 2020
It’s the bug-pocolypse here in Tulsa. Not really, but carpenter ants are eating homes, and that is leaving homeowners wondering what to do. Fortunately, we have some ways you can spot carpenter ant infestations early, and one great tip to keep them away.... Read More
Identifying Your Tulsa Rodent Invader
January 24, 2020
There are two kinds of rodents that invade Tulsa homes the most: Rats and mice. Rats are stout creatures with thick tails, small ears and rounded noses. Mice are smaller than rats and have bigger ears, pointed noses, and thin tails. It is easy to tell these two critters apart when they are next to each other, but it can be difficult when one is seen by itself for a quick moment. Fortunately, you don't have to know which of these pests you have... Read More
