Any Pest Inc. Blog
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Interesting Facts about Mosquitoes: Mosquitoes can smell their dinner from 165 feet away. Mosquitoes cause more human suffering any other organism. Over 1 million people worldwide die from mosquito-borne diseases every year. With receptors in their antennae, mosquitoes can smell human breath. Mosquitoes are attracted to the carbon dioxide and lactic acid in it. Why
It’s no secret that bugs thrive in the summer season. But don’t let the pests ruin your summer months! Bugs like mosquitoes, cockroaches, ants, and spiders can all show up as a side effect of Georgia’s hot summers. These unwanted summer guests are not only a nuisance, but they can cause immense damage to your home
Termite Infestation Damage is Real Termite infestations can cause major damage to buildings and furniture. It has recently been reported by the National Pest Management Association that termites actually cause more than $5 billion worth in damages annually in the United States. That’s more money in damages than fire, earthquakes, and storms combined! There are two
4 min read Georgia is home to an abundant species of spiders. Most of Georgia’s spiders are harmless and won’t cause more than a small bump if bitten. Although the majority of spiders native to Georgia are harmless, the Brown Recluse and Black Widow spiders are both extremely poisonous and can cause significant injury. Even
5 min read April is here, and that means so are the termites. Are you prepared for the insect activity that comes with the month of April? In Georgia, termites are active year round but typically swarm throughout the spring. Why is this important for homeowners? Termite infestations can cause extreme damage to buildings and furniture.
With spring right around the corner, fluctuations in temperature promote rain, plant growth, new beginnings, and spring cleaning. We’re excited to finally celebrate the sun, vitamin D, and the departure of Georgia’s unpredictable winter. While we’re enjoying the beautiful effects of spring, unfortunately, so are the pests. This is why spring pest control is very
