Protect Yourself with Snake Knowledge this Spring and Summer The more you know about venomous snakes, the easier it is to protect yourself and your loved ones from the risk of a snake bite. By watching where you step, looking and listening for signs of a venomous snake, and knowing what to do if you …
April showers bring May flowers…and snakes. That’s right, it’s snake season in Santa Clarita, and that means rattlers of all ages and sizes are slithering out of their winter dens to enjoy the spring sun. In fact, our technicians have already found snakes hiding in foliage, amongst dead leaves, and under objects or toys stored …
Bird Control as Prevention of Bird Mite Infestation Although birds are beautiful and gentle most of the time, there are still plenty of reasons why we would not what them making their home in the structure of our house. One of these reasons is bird mites: pesky little bugs that can multiply by the thousands …
There are approximately 2,000 known species of termites globally, with variance in size, body shapes, and behavior. With this in mind, there are three that are common in Southern California: The Subterranean and Drywood termite species are by far the most common, with Dampwood termites trailing behind. Regardless of the species of termite, No Bugs …
Why You Should Protect Your Home from Nesting Birds and Bats Bird and bat droppings are not only messy, smelly, and inconvenient to deal with, but they also carry quite a lot of potential disease bacteria. Droppings from several different species can pose a threat to your respiratory system, digestive system, and even your urogenital …
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Recognizing Southern California Snakes Sometimes snakes and other wildlife make their way into our yards or even our homes, especially in areas of Santa Clarita where there is construction. Although many of the snakes we find in our town are harmless, there are a few that pose some danger. At No Bugs Termite and Pest …
The What, Where and When of Bedbugs What do bedbugs look like? They are reddish-brown, flat, oval insects with six legs and two antennae. They can be mistaken for a tiny beetle, so be sure to err on the side of caution if you see anything with their description in your home or vacation room. Where …
Raccoons are uniquely adjusted and accustomed to life alongside their human counterparts through years of urbanization. Human development of neighborhoods, cities, and other urban areas all but eliminate the larger predators that help to contain the raccoon population. Raccoons live as nocturnal animals, so if you are seeing them during the day, chances are you’ve …
Damaging Effects of Termite Infestation Termites cause more damage to homes and wood structures each year than fires, floods, and tornadoes combined. They can rip through a home’s structure before you even realize they are there. Not only do they attack from the outside, but they can also make their way into a home via …
