Dealing with bed bug infestations is a frustrating and sleep-depriving experience. But fear not, a new and effective solution has arrived: spore-based treatment. In this blog post, we’ll explore how this innovative approach, using special fungi, is transforming the fight against bed bugs. We’ll also discuss its advantages over traditional methods and its potential to revolutionize sustainable pest management.
“I have had nothing but good experiences working with Andy. He shows up when he says he will. He guarantees his work and is reasonably priced. He maintains excellent lines of communication. I’ve depended on him to answer my inquiries on potential pest issues and he will continue to be the person, and company, I lean towards whenever I have an issue or question regarding pests. He has always taken the time to explain the process and anticipated results from his work. He’s very knowledgeable in his field of work and I highly recommend him.”
Are mice entering your home? Mice are starting to move indoors. As the weather is starting to cool off, we are starting to spend more time indoors. Unfortunately, sometimes we aren’t alone. Mice are looking for a nice warm place to inhabit over the winter. The most common question we receive at Andy’s Pest Control regarding…
Seeing Sawdust from carpenter ants? Carpenter ants are in full swing, as they are creating or expanding their colonies they bore into wood. As they create their galleries, they have to find an area to discard the little pieces of wood that they have excavated. Wood boring ants such as Acrobat ants and Carpenter ants…
Are you seeing cluster flies in the spring?Are you vacuuming up cluster flies, just to find out 10 minutes later it was like you never cleaned them up in the first place? Well you’re not alone. Cluster flies are annoying and can make you feel like your home is completely infested. Don’t worry, Andy’s Pest…
Andy’s Pest Control Carpenter ants are here! Have you noticed ants in your kitchen? what about in or around your bathroom? These large black ants are just coming out of dormancy and are hungry and looking to grow their colony. Carpenter ants are commonly found near damp or rotted wood. Have you seen any large…
