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The Real Reason Earwigs Are Coming Inside Right Now
If you're seeing earwigs inside your home... It's not because they want to be there. It's because your yard is driving them inside. Summer heat dries out the ground. Earwigs need moisture to survive. So they head indoors looking for cool, damp places to hide. The...
The Real Reason Earwigs Are Coming Inside Right Now
If you're seeing earwigs inside your home... It's not because they want to be there. It's because your yard is driving them inside. Summer heat dries out the ground. Earwigs need moisture to survive. So they head indoors looking for cool, damp places to hide. The...
Plant of the Week: Caladium
Our plant of the week is Caladium, a tropical perennial with colorful, heart-shaped leaves. They are grown from tubers, typically planted in spring.
Caladium is also known as “Elephant Ear,” “Angel Wings”, and sometimes “Heart of Jesus”. There are two main types of Caladium: fancy-leaved (large leaves) and lance-leafed (smaller, narrower leaves).
Spring Lawn Care Tips
Today is officially the first day of spring, and that means it’s time to talk about lawn care.
Now that grass is coming out of dormancy, it’s important to start mowing once a week. This helps maintain consistent growth and prevent stress to the grass during the growing season.
Irrigation Smoke Test
David is here to go over an experiment to identify the source of water coming out from beneath this tennis court.
Plant of the Week: Star Jasmine
Happy Monday! Our plant of the week today is Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides). Despite its name, Star Jasmine isn’t a real Jasmine, and is instead a member of the Dogbane family.
Do Termite Shields Work?
https://youtube.com/shorts/yAHWDev_g1g?feature=share Attention homeowners (especially in the Broadmoor area): if you have a pier and beam house, are you protected from termites? Reach out today for a free termite inspection! If your home sits on a pier and beam...
Incoming: Spring Termite Swarm
Spring is just 8 days away, which means termites will be swarming soon. This means reproductive termites will be flying out to look for new places to start colonies. If you see them, there’s at least one colony nearby, so it’s important to act fast.
Ants or Termites?
Seeing “flying ants” this time of year? There’s a good chance they could actually be TERMITE SWARMERS!
In this video, our Pest Manager Dylan breaks down the key differences between flying ants and termite swarmers and what to look for around your home.
Plant of the Week: Spirea
Our plant of the week is Spirea, shrubs known for their hardiness, low maintenance and deer resistance. You’ll soon see Bridal Wreath Spirea blooming with cascading white flowers from March to around May.
Transforming Commercial Properties
Did you know we do commercial work as well? Your property is often the first impression your customers see, make sure it stands out for the right reasons!