Innovative Pest Solutions Blog

There are many myths about pest control.  Many myths lead homeowners to believe that they can do really simple things to their home and will never have issues with pests.  Understanding some of these myths and knowing the truth about them will prevent pest infestation in the long run.  3 Common Pest Myths: The presence of cockroaches means a dirty home: If you see a cockroa...

Communities thrive when the people living in them support each other. A lot of people support local shops and restaurants, but don’t think to do the same for other services. /p> Here are a few reasons why you should support all types of local, family-owned businesses. Local knowledge. Locally based businesses have a direct link to the area, and know its special quirks. Pro...

An infestation of termites can wreak havoc on a home and even cause significant structural damage in a very short period of time.  Often, home owners do not know how to identify termites around their homes.  Monitoring your home for termites is an important part of home ownership. Having a clear understanding of what they are and where they live will help. 2 important things to know a...

The Raleigh area is finally getting a taste of spring! But with the sunshine, blooming flowers and warm days comes bugs. What kind of pests can we expect in the spring? Here are the four types of pests to look for as the weather warms up: Termites. Termites are probably the most fear-inducing pests for homeowners since they can cause extensive structural damage to a home. In the spring...

As the temperatures across the Raleigh area start to rise, so will the number of bugs we’ll see. Sure, it’s part of nature and all, but nobody wants to see pests in their home. Luckily, it doesn’t take too much effort to keep a home pest-free. Here are a few tips on how to keep pests away from your home this spring: Seal it up. Check for any cracks or gaps around ...

There are some pests that can be mortal enemies to wood-framed homes. The two that are the most common are carpenter ants and termites. While they both like to cause damage to wood structures, they do so for different reasons. Carpenter ants burrow in wood to create their habitat, whereas termites eat wood for survival. Whatever the reason, it’s important to know what you’re dea...