They come in hundreds and produce into the thousands… Ant infestations are a real problem and depending on the type of ants you have, the damage to your home may vary.

Once bed bugs get into your home they can quickly take control. A female bed bug can lay 500 eggs in six months, leading to rapid infestations. Bed Bugs are almost impossible to spot and may make you feel like you are going insane. If you start seeing tiny red blood stains on your sheets, it is likely they were crushed and it could be a sign of infestation.

Cockroaches are nocturnal creatures, roaming and flying around at night. They are on the hunt for areas they can nest that are damp and warm, and are also on the prowl for food sources. Once they find a comfortable spot to inhabit, like your home, they reproduce very rapidly.

The mosquito has a very bad reputation, but for good reason. It is one of the biggest killers on the planet. With a single bite, a mosquito can cause great epidemics – spreading several devastating diseases including (but not limited to): West Nile Virus, Malaria, Chikungunya, and even Heartworm in pets.

Rodents are a major pest problem. They harbor pathogens and can cause significant damage to your home. If you let a rodent infestation get out of hand, it is damaging to your health and will make a dent in your wallet.

These creepy eight-legged creatures are a massive problem when they inhabit your space. Spiders like dark, hidden places to make their home and can be found under clothes, in corners, or behind boxes in your home. Female spiders lay egg sacs throughout the year and, when the eggs hatch, the spiders are spread out by the wind. Its important to stop these arachnid invaders quickly!

Termites are extremely destructive and are well known for wreaking havoc on people’s homes.

Wasps and bees live in hierarchal societies. Wasp queens search for a place to build the swarm nest and then begin building the nest. Once the nest is established, there can be up to 700 worker wasps buzzing around your house.