One question we hear a lot from our clients is “I know bees are good for the environment, but what about wasps?” Well, wasps are still an important part of our ecosystem, and can help with pest control and pollination, but they get a bad rap compared to their relative the honeybee for their more … What About Wasps?
Termites are one of the most destructive pests we have here in South Florida, with their ability to lurk around your house unseen and silently cause damage from within. One of these particularly dangerous creepers is the drywood termite. Treating a house for termites is a bit more involved than other pests and depending on … A Guide to Drywood Termites
Ah, one of the simple joys of homeownership—enjoying a beautiful green lawn. But oh no, brown patches… could something sinister be lurking under the surface? Let’s learn all about one of the most common lawn destroyers: lawn grubs! What are Lawn Grubs? Grubs are not a specific kind of bug, they are actually the larval … Grubs in Your Lawn? Here’s What to Do
If you’re a homeowner, you’ve probably tackled quite a few DIY projects over the years. IKEA furniture, paint jobs, sprucing up the garden, maybe you’ve taken down a wall or two? But should you consider DIY-ing pest control? There are plenty of natural remedies that can deter common insects like essential oils, fresh herbs, and … DIY Termite Treatment: Does it work?
Oh sh*t… Are those crumbs… stains… or pest poop on the floor?? Finding pest droppings in your home is never fun. The droppings can be dangerous, plus they’re a sign you have some kind of insect infestation in your house. Let’s go over the most common culprits here in Florida so you can be a … What Kind of Poop Is That?! Identifying Pest Poop ????
Eek! Unless it’s Halloween, most people typically don’t enjoy seeing spiders around their house. Spiders play an important part in our ecosystem, helping control the insect population by eating aphids, beetles, caterpillars, and mosquitoes. Spiders are also food for animals like birds, lizards, frogs, and small mammals, but they can still be pretty creepy-looking! Besides … The Spider Danger Scale
What do we have here? Tiny little ants scurrying around your kitchen like they own the place? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Ants are extremely common nuisance pests here in Florida, with most species being active year-round. Check out our complete guide to Florida ants to learn more about identifying different types of ants. In … What Are Those Tiny Ants in My House?
You might think cockroaches can only be found in big cities like New York City or Los Angeles, but for the most part, they actually prefer humid and subtropical or tropical climates. Just like–you guested it–South Florida! Roaches can pose a serious threat to your home and health, so let’s learn how to identify some … Understanding Florida Cockroaches
Oh, no! You see a line of ants going after a dropped crumb on the floor, but what kind of ant is it? Different types of ants pose different concerns. So, let’s do a deep dive into some of the most common ants that lurk in Florida homes. To learn more about common ant species … Ants in Florida: A Complete Guide
As a Florida homeowner, you’ve probably dealt with your fair share of ants, termites, or other pest issues. But when it comes to winged insects, it can be tricky to tell the difference between flying ants and flying termites. While they may look similar at first glance, knowing which pest you’re dealing with is crucial … Are Those Flying Ants or Flying Termites?
One question homeowners often ask is whether pest control is environmentally safe. Everyone wants to keep their house free from pests, but are there any dangerous chemicals involved? Pest control encompasses much more than simply spraying chemicals. Just keeping your home clean and tidy is a form of pest control! At Nozzle Nolen, we always … Environmentally Safe Pest Control: What is it?
Living in the Sunshine State has so many advantages, but unfortunately, our warm climate also means we have to deal with all sorts of creepy crawlies year-round. From pesky mosquitoes to destructive termites, Florida is home to an abundance of bugs and insects. As a homeowner or business owner, it’s important to know what kinds … Bugs in Florida: A Comprehensive Guide
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