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Pests look to beat winter’s chill

Commonly encountered pests like mice and cockroaches are outside dwellers. But much like humans, they and other pests do not like cold weather. They would prefer to be inside when winter rains and cooler temperatures roll in.

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there are many suspects to choose from, rodents are one of the top pests that plague homeowners this time, habit of gnawing on electrical wiring inside wall voids or in attics Rodents also can damage, : Rodents are said to invade 21 million homes in the U.S. each winter, bringing with them bacteria, and on electrical wires. To keep rodents out, seal all cracks and holes leading into the house, securely – these two foodstuffs are favorites of rodents and cockroaches. Squirrels and raccoons

The evolution of rodent control

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establishments – especially restaurants, cafes, and bars – has depleted rodents’ usual food sources, which has, disease-transmitting rodents. For decades, Clark Pest Control has delivered rodent control services, : Physically excluding rodents from homes by sealing up openings in the foundation and roof line, and around doors, windows, and utility openings Focusing on good sanitation practices to deny rodents, or outside your home. If you’re experiencing an issue with rodents in and around your home, call California

Overwintering Pests in Commercial Facilities

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include: Rodents Flies Ladybugs Box elders Stink bugs Caterpillars Crickets Moths While rodents are a constant threat to commercial facilities, winter is an especially crucial time to make sure your rodent management program is working as it should. Rodents, particularly mice, are attracted, processing, storage or service, offer. Once rodents gain access to a facility through a crack, and rodents easy access. A properly fitted door sweep can save you a lot of headaches. Check

San Diego Pests - Use Caution with Rodent Droppings

San Diego County urges residents to use caution when cleaning up rodent droppings .

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of the virus. Hantavirus is carried by wild rodents, primarily deer mice. The virus is found, dead rodents, rodent droppings, nests, contaminated traps, and surrounding areas and let, rodents and debris into two plastic bags, seal them and discard in the trash. Wash gloves

Something Is Stirring in Your House – Could It Be a Mouse?

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and dirt rubbing off their fur are often left along areas where rodents regularly travel. Look, from the house at least three (3) feet to prevent easy access. Rodents love ivy and palm trees, or any, mice or other rodents trying to gain access to your home, call or text (800) WE-NEED-YOU (936-3339

Pests Want Your Warm and Inviting Home

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Don’t Hibernate This Winter, Because Pests Want In People aren’t the only ones scampering to escape the heavy rains and, in some places, snow across California this winter. A variety of pests, especially rodents, seek shelter from the winter storms as well, and their target could be your home. Adverse winter weather – colder temperatures, rain, snow – motivates rodents and other pests to seek, can damage the exterior of your home and, in the process, create openings for rodents and other pests

The Signs of a Mouse in the House

As summer winds down and fall comes into sight, rodents, particularly mice, become more active in seeking new sources of food, water, and shelter. Why is there a rodent surge this time of year?

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As summer winds down and fall comes into sight, rodents, particularly mice, become more active in seeking new sources of food, water, and shelter. Why is there a rodent surge this time of year? California’s dry, hot summer has depleted naturally occurring food and water sources, and this causes rodents to explore their surroundings more aggressively in search of these necessities. And like humans, rodents also look for relief from the elements (i.e., the heat), and they associate cooler

On Deck - Dr. Jerome Goddard

Topics we are discussing right now 1 How/why are pests and vector - born diseases important 2 Primary pest-related health issues 3 Major dieases

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National Pest Control Month

April is Pest control month, The Clark Man’s Top 10 Pest Prevention List

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We Aren’t Fooling: April Is National Pest Management Month Yes, today is April Fools’ Day, but make no mistake – pests are nothing to fool with. Such pests as termites and rodents can cause structural damage to your home, and stinging insects, cockroaches and rodents are known transmitters, annually in the United States Rodents gnawing on electrical wiring are one of the leading causes, insects, fleas, termites, rodents, and mosquitoes. The Clark Man’s Top 10 Pest Prevention List Seal

Keeping Pests on the Outside Looking In

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Summer’s now shifting into top gear, with high temperatures and dry conditions eliminating moisture sources. This means that ants, flies, rodents, cockroaches, and other pests will be seeking more, mulch near the foundation, because it can provide an ideal harborage for rodents, ants, cockroaches, as the perfect home for ants, rodents, and nuisance wildlife – away from the structure Pet food dishes, , as exposed garbage provides a convenient dinner buffet for rodents, flies, and nuisance wildlife