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Dave's Pest Control
1-800-400-6009
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
May 30, 2011
May 26, 2011
They're Back...
They're back... Mosquito season is here, so let's review a few facts about those pesky bloodsuckers!
One of the best known summer pests, mosquitoes breed in stagnant water or soft soil and can develop from egg to adult in 10 to 14 days. Female mosquitoes suck our blood. Male mosquitoes feed on plant nectars. They can develop from egg to adult in 10 to 14 days. They are most active from dusk to dawn and will fly up to 14 miles for a blood meal.
Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water sources such as storm drains, old tires, children's wading pools and birdbaths, and are well-known to spread diseases such as West Nile Virus, malaria and dengue fever.
Call Dave at 1-800-400-6009
If you're concerned about mosquitoes around your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
Serving Central Massachusetts
www.davespestcontrol.net
One of the best known summer pests, mosquitoes breed in stagnant water or soft soil and can develop from egg to adult in 10 to 14 days. Female mosquitoes suck our blood. Male mosquitoes feed on plant nectars. They can develop from egg to adult in 10 to 14 days. They are most active from dusk to dawn and will fly up to 14 miles for a blood meal.
Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water sources such as storm drains, old tires, children's wading pools and birdbaths, and are well-known to spread diseases such as West Nile Virus, malaria and dengue fever.
Call Dave at 1-800-400-6009
If you're concerned about mosquitoes around your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
Serving Central Massachusetts
www.davespestcontrol.net
May 24, 2011
Congratulations To Our Home Show Winner!
Congratulations to Debra Reddick, our lucky Worcester Home Show Raffle Winner!
Debra won a 2011 Dave's Pest Control Guardian Protection Plan which will protect her home from damaging and unhealthy pests all year!
Guardian Home Protection is Dave's standard program designed to defend most homes against unwanted pests. Guardian Basic program includes:
* A thorough inspection of your home and surrounding property
* Treatment of exterior foundation, eaves, window sills and trees
* Inside treatment if necessary
* Reports showing what was done, what materials were used, and what you can do to help us maintain control over the pests at your facility
If you're concerned about pests in your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
Debra won a 2011 Dave's Pest Control Guardian Protection Plan which will protect her home from damaging and unhealthy pests all year!
Guardian Home Protection is Dave's standard program designed to defend most homes against unwanted pests. Guardian Basic program includes:
* A thorough inspection of your home and surrounding property
* Treatment of exterior foundation, eaves, window sills and trees
* Inside treatment if necessary
* Reports showing what was done, what materials were used, and what you can do to help us maintain control over the pests at your facility
If you're concerned about pests in your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
May 22, 2011
More Pest Trivia
The Madagascan Hissing Cockroach is one of the few insects who give birth to live young, rather than laying eggs.
Cicadas breathe through spiracles - small holes in the abdomen.
Insects have been present for about 350 million years, while humans have only walked the earth for 130,000 years.
If you're concerned pests in your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
Reference: www.pestworld.org
Cicadas breathe through spiracles - small holes in the abdomen.
Insects have been present for about 350 million years, while humans have only walked the earth for 130,000 years.
If you're concerned pests in your home or place of business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
Reference: www.pestworld.org
May 20, 2011
Termite Swarm
If you're concerned that you have termites in your home or place of business and need a termite inspection, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
May 18, 2011
Pests, Pest Control and Asthma
Here is some information provided by the National Pest Management Association on pests and asthma.
1. What’s the connection between pests and asthma in children? Could you explain it?
Cockroaches and rodents contain allergens that aggravate existing asthma in children.
2. How does pest control (commonly called exterminating) help alleviate asthma?
Proper pest control will help prevent or remove pests that can trigger asthma. A pest management professional, often referred to as an exterminator) can inspect the home for these pests, treat to get rid of them and provide homeowners tips to prevent reinfestation.
3. What are cockroach/mouse allergens? What is it in these pests that causes the problem?
Allergens include pest “frass,” or carcasses, feces and other debris.
4. What happens after you control the pests? If the frass is left behind, won’t it pose a health risk also?
The residual frass is still an allergen, even after the pests are removed. A pest control professional can remove the frass as well.
If you're concerned about pest risks in your home or business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
Reference: www.pestworld.org
1. What’s the connection between pests and asthma in children? Could you explain it?
Cockroaches and rodents contain allergens that aggravate existing asthma in children.
2. How does pest control (commonly called exterminating) help alleviate asthma?
Proper pest control will help prevent or remove pests that can trigger asthma. A pest management professional, often referred to as an exterminator) can inspect the home for these pests, treat to get rid of them and provide homeowners tips to prevent reinfestation.
3. What are cockroach/mouse allergens? What is it in these pests that causes the problem?
Allergens include pest “frass,” or carcasses, feces and other debris.
4. What happens after you control the pests? If the frass is left behind, won’t it pose a health risk also?
The residual frass is still an allergen, even after the pests are removed. A pest control professional can remove the frass as well.
If you're concerned about pest risks in your home or business, give Dave a call at 1-800-400-6009.
Dave's Pest Control
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
Reference: www.pestworld.org
May 16, 2011
General Pest Infestation Prevention Tips
Here are a few simple tips for preventing household pests, pest infestations and the potentially dangerous health and property threats they pose.
Dave's Pest Control
1-800-400-6009
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
- Seal cracks and holes on the outside of the home including entry points for utilities and pipes.
- Keep tree branches and shrubbery well trimmed and away from the house.
- Keep basements, attics, and crawl spaces well ventilated and dry.
- Store garbage in sealed containers and dispose of it regularly.
- Repair fascia and sofits and rotted roof shingles; some insects are drawn to deteriorating wood.
- Replace weather-stripping and repair loose mortar around basement foundation and windows.
- Store fire wood at least 20 feet away from the house and five inches off the ground.
- Call Dave's Pest Control for additional advice and treatment if necessary.
Dave's Pest Control
1-800-400-6009
A Central Massachusetts Pest Control Company
www.davespestcontrol.net
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