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With warmer months arriving in Georgia, Spring and Summer are the perfect seasons for cookouts on the deck! As you are enjoying the nice weather, be sure to also keep an eye on your home. This is the time of year that carpenter bees make their appearance in Georgia yards and homes too. While perhaps
Georgia’s tick season starts in April and continues through October and learning about tick prevention will help keep you, your family, and your pets safe. Typically found in grassy outdoor areas, ticks can find their way onto clothing or skin and be tracked back inside. A trip to the park or weekend camping adventure, or
While many people are stuck in their homes right now, that doesn’t stop the seasons from changing or the pests from returning. The first day of Spring for 2020 is March 19th and your home could be at risk for an infestation! The frequent rains Georgia experienced during the Winter set up the ideal environment
As the Coronavirus continues to spread in the state of Georgia, more questions are arising about its dangers and how it can be transmitted from person to person. As Atlanta has one of the worst mosquito populations in the county, many are wondering, “Can I be infected with coronavirus from mosquito bites?”. The short answer
As winter fades in Atlanta, springtime pests begin to surface looking for food, water, breeding grounds, and shelter. And your home is the perfect spot for insects and critters to stake their claim. There are many ways to pest-proof your home to help prevent these unwanted visitors from inhabiting your property and ruining your spring
For six straight years, the city of Atlanta has been rated number one as the worst city for mosquitoes in the US. Hiring Any Pest for a scheduled mosquito control service and maintaining simple tasks in between can help greatly reduce the mosquito activity around your property and home this summer. Mosquitoes are not just
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources states that there are over 50 types of snakes in Georgia with 6 of those being poisonous species. Snakes inhabit the parks, woodlands, and properties all around the state of Georgia and finding a snake in or near your home is not an uncommon occurrence. Most Georgia snakes are
The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug, more commonly called the stink bug, is an insect native to Japan, Korea, China, and Taiwan. Today we see stink bugs everywhere and during the winter months, they seem to invade our homes and populate our living spaces without any rhyme or reason. Stink bugs were actually never seen in