It may be six more weeks of winter in Pennsylvania, but here in Jacksonville, it’s Eastern subterranean termite swarming season!

It’s January in Jacksonville, Florida. Is it too soon to start thinking about lawn and ornamental maintenance?

Are you really getting competitive quotes for your pest control service in Jacksonville, Florida?

December is typically a month where we get many calls from Jacksonville area homeowners who are seeing silverfish in their homes. Silverfish (Lepisma saccharinum) is a small, wingless, insect that often invades our homes in search of warmth or moisture.

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The most common nuisance ant found in our Florida homes is the small, but mighty, Odorous House Ant (OHA).

Common signs of lawn fungus disease in your lawn include:

Fall is here and now is the time when insects and rodents are looking for new harborage.

The most common specie of earwig found in Florida is the ringlegged earwig (Euborellia Annulipes). They are wingless and prefer to live outdoors in moist areas under mulch, leaves, woodpiles, clogged gutters, or in dense vegetation. Earwigs especially like to live under landscape fabric in our landscape beds.

Blattella germanica (aka the German Cockroach) is found throughout Florida. Interestingly, this cockroach is rarely found away from human activity so it has a symbiotic relationship with humans.