As a large part of the United States battles blizzards and frigid temperatures, Southern Florida, known for its milder climate, welcomes visitors to catch a break from the cold and alleviate their winter blues in the soothing sunshine. Do you know who’s not so welcome in Southern Florida during winter? If the temperatures dip below 60 degrees in Florida for a few days, it’s the pesky household pests that invade your home!

Hurricane season is almost over, but that doesn’t mean that pest problems are a thing of the past. With the temperatures starting to fall….

Fall is the season when pests emerge and seek out new food and water sources in Florida, so pest control experts can expect to stay busy. Despite the mild weather in Florida, some pests may move into your home rather than stay in their nest.

South Florida is an attractive place to call home. It’s no wonder termites also love West Palm Beach, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines and other South Florida neighborhoods. Researchers at the University of Florida predict that by 2040, over half of South Florida structures will be damaged by termites.

While mosquitoes can be a problem throughout the year in Florida, summertime is when Floridians have the most trouble with these pests. Since mosquitoes like warm weather, it makes sense that Florida is basically a paradise for them. Identifying potential breeding grounds for mosquitoes in your backyard is the first step to ridding yourself of these irritating backyard pests. Our guide on mosquito breeding grounds will help you locate mosquitoes so that you can enjoy your time with your family.

If you are a homeowner or business owner, pests can be an expensive problem to have. Particularly when you have termites you not only can incur costly damage but risk catastrophic destruction of your home or business.

If you live in South Florida you are no stranger to summer rain. But what you may be surprised by summer after summer is the sudden uptick in bug activity.