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Most of us are familiar with common house hold pests. We know what spiders are. We know what cockroaches are. We’re familiar with ants, bees, mice, and more. But these common pests are not the only ones we need to watch out for here in Staten Island, *ESPECIALLY* this year. The changing weather and migration

The other day we were working for a client that knew they had rats. They could hear the rats, and they could see droppings. But they couldn’t find them, and unlike some rat infestations, even we will admit that this one took a bit of time. Rats are excellent at hiding, and can fit through

Most homeowners in New York right now are not thinking about pests. Besides rats and a few other year-round insects, pest populations tend to decrease this time of year. Instead, you’re worried about staying warm – especially during the current heat wave. If you’ve noticed, however, that your home is extra, extra cold at the

There are a lot of household pests that many of us are familiar with here in New York City. There’s spiders. There’s rats (a lot of them!). There’s ants. There’s cockroaches. Most of us are familiar with these pests. They come up regularly in conversation, we see them in media, and so much more. But

Pest control happens all year, not only when it’s hot outside, but when it’s freezing cold as well. While many pests are associated with warmer months, winter in Staten Island doesn’t mean an end to pest problems. As temperatures drop, certain pests seek shelter indoors to escape the cold, creating new challenges for homeowners. There

We’ve had a wild pest control year here on Staten Island, and while the pests are still out in full swing due to the warmer weather and considerable rain we’ve experienced, we are also entering the winter months, which means that total pest populations are likely to decrease soon. That is, of course, except for

This has been a strange summer. It is STILL raining – with forecasts showing that there is more rain coming in the next few days. We do sometimes get rain here at different times of year, but this constant rain, sun, rain sun – combined with flooding that we haven’t seen in years, all over

Over the next few weeks, more and more students are going to be headed back to school here in Staten Island and around New York City. While this is a time most of us our focused on things like schools supplies and new clothes, it should also be a time we think about pests. Wait…