Termite Treatment Options for Your Home
There are many types of termite treatments available on the market. So, how do you decide which one is best suitable for you?
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Home Pest Control will be operating under the Rocket Pest Control brand going forward. You're still in the right place to schedule pest control services!
Most people are concerned about controlling pest infestation problems they encounter inside their homes. In South Carolina, we’re especially concerned with controlling those pesky mosquitoes that show up right when the weather starts getting warmer. Mosquitoes are commonly found bringing misery to those trying to enjoy picnic spots, backyard barbecues, and other outdoor locations. While they’re known for their itchy, annoying bites, did you know that they’re also the deadliest insect on the planet?
Mosquitoes may be small enough to escape detection until it’s too late, but the bites they leave behind can be lethal. Mosquitoes are known to carry a number of dangerous diseases including West Nile virus, malaria, and encephalitis, as well as a variety of parasites. These tiny creatures can also carry heartworm, which can be deadly for pets. In fact, more than one million people around the world die from illnesses carried by mosquitoes every year. Learn more about mosquito-borne illnesses.
Remember, there are a few simple things you, the homeowner, can do to help reduce the mosquito population around your home this mosquito season. Sometimes these efforts alone are not enough and you need help from Home Pest Control.
Our minimally invasive and environmentally friendly Mosquito Protection Service eliminates adult mosquito nesting and breeding sites. Give your family the protection it needs while enjoying your great outdoors!
February 23, 2021
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