Pestify

Antsbelong to the order of Hymenoptera, an order in which females lay their eggs inside of a host or in places that are otherwise inaccessible. Forants, these eggs are usually found underground, inside a tree, or within another structure of wood. Each ant colony is separated into three categories: workers, male reproductives, and female reproductives, also known as queens.Antsare most commonly found scavenging for sources of food and water across yards and inside homes. In cases of carpenterants, they can be found destroying the structural wood of a property to build a nest.

Since bed bugs are drawn to heat (it’s how they find their meal), they remain in the kill zone, guaranteeing complete annihilation in one trip. Bed bugs emerge from hiding instead of trying to escape and travel towards the heat source. Remaining bed bugs hiding inside anything will still be killed immediately as soon as the temperature reaches the kill zone.

When you think about pest problems, roaches likely come to mind first. These unpleasant pests are prolific breeders, producing up to 320 eggs in a lifetime. They can transfer many dangerous diseases, including E. coli and salmonella, in addition to damaging our property. Multiple types of cockroaches may invade your home, but the one thing they all have in common — you need to get rid of them fast!

The house fly (Musca domestica L.) is a holometabolous insect (having four very different life stages) in theMuscidaefamily of the Diptera order. The adult measures about 9 mm and bears four dark longitudinal bands on the thorax. The thorax and abdomen are gray, with a paler color on the sides of the abdomen.

Rodents come in a variety of shapes and sizes and, at their largest, can be up to 16 inches from snout to tail. All rodents share one major thing in common, and that is the fact that their front incisor teeth never stop growing. This constant growth leaves rodents with another thing in common, a never-ending need to chew. This becomes a major problem when these nibblers find their way into our homes and businesses. House mice, Roof rats and Norway rats are the most common rodent invaders.