Any Pest Inc. Blog
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Atlanta summers are full of thunderstorms and rain that seem to appear almost every day. They bring nutrients to our plants, trees, and grass but they also bring along summer pests. Insects take cover from heavy rain and your home is a perfect place to retreat. Some insects also lay eggs in the water left
Finding fleas in your home can be one of the most frustrating, annoying, and defeating things to overcome. Fleas are very small but very powerful insects. They can jump up to 13 inches and are very attune to surviving and adapting. Once your home is infested by fleas you need to hire a professional pest
Summer is here and ant hills are beginning to pop up in our yards and around our property. These dirt mounds can damage lawns and create a nuisance for outdoor living spaces. Some ants are also capable of toxic bites that can leave welts and allergic reactions to people and animals. The answer to how
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