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  • The Spring Termite Swarmers

    What is a Termite Inspection, and do you need one? The answer is: YES! Termites are not a pest that can be treated with DIY measures. Barnes Exterminating is a great choice to call for a FREE termite inspection! Understanding the Termite Life Cycle When you think of spring, you probably envision blooming flowers and…

  • Information You Should Know When Choosing a Pest Control Company

    Always enter the crucial decision with confidence by arming yourself with knowledgeable questions to ask before choosing a pest control service. Knowing what to inquire about, from their specializations to their customer reputation, can set the stage for effective and reliable pest management. Let’s look into the essential information to ensure that you are ready…

  • Is Pest Control Harmful to Plants?

    Pesticides are used to kill, repel, or prevent bugs from entering a home. Since pesticides are made from chemicals, they can be harmful to flowers, plants, and bushes if not applied correctly. Using a pest control company is the best way to ensure the safety of your plants while keeping unwanted pests away from the…

  • Common Pest Problems After a Hurricane or Thunderstorm

    Pest infestations after a hurricane are not uncommon, especially a few months down the road. A lot of insect problems arise from moisture problems that may have been from structural damage or flooding and not be aware of a hidden moisture issue, which pests take advantage of. Other pest-related issues also occur after a storm.…

  • Identify and Prevent Rodent Infestations

    You may never see a mouse or rat unless an infestation is severe. Look for signs of rat or mouse infestation: Discourage rats and mice from taking up residence on your property by removing food and water sources, and items that can provide them shelter: – Keep kitchen garbage in containers with tight-fitting lids -Turn…

  • How Long Does a Pest Control Service Last?

    The length of time pest control lasts depends on the type of treatment, the type of pest and the severity of the infestation. Some are only effective for a few weeks, while others require quarterly visits. Milder Treatments: Will typically last at least 3 weeks and up to 90 days. In the case of ants,…