Like humans, rats and mice need food, water, and shelter to survive. So, where there are a large number of humans, you will probably also find plenty of rodents. And where can you find more signs of life than in New York State?
Stinging Insect Control
As part of our summer service, Suburban Pest Control will treat your yard for stinging insects. While most are helpful for our environment, they can be dangerous to you and your loved ones. The most common stinging insect services we offer are:
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Hornet Control
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Wasp Control
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Yellow Jacket Control
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Cicada Killer Control
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Ground Bee Control (also known as Digger Bees).
While many can look similar and have similar characteristics, both hornets and yellow jackets are actually part of the wasp family and can look similar, a professional will be able to tell the difference. If you see stinging insects around your home, give Suburban a call today at 646-461-8109.
Stink Bug Control
The brown marmorated stink bug starts to make its way into New York homes during the fall. This brown, shield-shaped insect is attracted to the warmth in your home and can find a way in through vents, cracks, windows, and door frames. While these pests don't reproduce indoors or cause damage to your home, they have a rotten smell that's released when they are startled or squashed. Homeowners have been trusting Suburban Pest Control for decades to prevent and remove stink bugs in homes just like yours!
Just the mention of the word “cockroach” makes most people’s skin crawl. If you see a cockroach in your home, don't panic! These pests are more common than you might think. In fact, cockroaches are one of the most common household pests in the United States.
Mosquitoes can be quite frustrating when enjoying the outdoors, and unfortunately, they are pretty active here in New York. In fact, you can expect to encounter about 70 different species of mosquitoes here.
Carpenter bees like to burrow and nest in wood, which is how they get their name. They create perfectly round holes in the wooden areas of your home, often leaving behind small piles of sawdust.
Ultimately getting rid of ants comes down to correctly identifying the species which you are afflicted with and determining the most effective method by which to treat them. There are many different home remedies, from using hand soap or glass cleaner to coffee grounds or Neem oil.