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During the spring season, there are many pests that enter houses, some of the pests are harmful to humans, and some are structural damage.

Ants: Sugary and greasy foods are attracting to ants so that they can invade kitchens and pantries.

Termites: Wooden items are most attractive to termites and they can cause significant damage to buildings.

Ticks: Ticks create Lyme disease and can attach to humans and other pets.

Mosquitoes: they transmit dangerous diseases you know that.

Stink bugs: Lights are attracted to stink bugs and can invade homes in large numbers.

Caterpillars: Leaves and can damage gardens and crops.

Aphids: They are eating sap and can cause small growth, wilting, and yellowing of leaves.

How to Face Spring Seasonal Pests:

Seal cracks and gaps: Typically Pests enter your house through the smallest of cracks and gaps. Find and Seal any entry points, near windows, doors, and pipes, that will be a major prevent pests from entering.

Keep a clean house: Pests are attracted to food, water, and clutter. Keep your home clean and tidy to pests from making it their home.

Store food properly: Store food in airtight containers, and keep the kitchen clean and free of crumbs. Don’t leave food out overnight, as pests are more likely to be attracted to it then.

Remove standing water: Mosquitoes breed in standing water. Check around your home for any sources of standing water and remove them.

Maintain your yard: Keep your yard clean and tidy, and trim back any overgrown plants and bushes. This will reduce the number of hiding places for pests and make it harder for them to access your home.

Use pesticides: If you have a pest problem, use environmentally friendly pesticides to get rid of them. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully and keep children and pets away from the area being treated.

Call a professional: If you have a major dangerous pest issue, it’s best to contact a professional pest control service. As they are having the knowledge and equipment needed to effectively eliminate pests from specific areas.

By doing these types of tips we can face spring season pests and keep our home free from unwanted visitors.