Paul Olesuk

The Ultimate Guide to Carpenter Ants

What are Carpenter Ants? These wood-destroying insects get their name from the way that they build their nest. They bore through wood, creating smooth tunnels. Interestingly enough, they don’t ...

Lyme Disease: Do ticks transmit infections?

Ticks are a very common problem in our area and we’ve tackled the subject thoroughly. Whether it’s handling them on your pets or the different types of ticks, we know what makes them tick. On a ...

What is a Termite Swarm and what should I do if I see one inside my home?

We’ve previously covered how to tell the difference between a termite swarmer and a flying ant. If you’ve taken a closer look, used our descriptions, and come to a conclusion, you may have questions ...

Flying ant or Termite? How to tell the difference

As we move well into warmer weather, both termites and ants are ready to become a threat. If you’re a homeowner, you’ve seen ants. But have you seen flying ants? It is very difficult to distinguish a ...

What to do if You Have Pavement Ants

Keep Away Pesky Pavement Ants Pavement Ants Will Eat Almost Anything!

What is Integrated Pest Management?

DIY: Five All-Natural Ant Control Remedies

Are you looking for ant control remedies that are less toxic than commercial pesticides? Luckily, we’ve got you covered! Here are some natural, green remedies for getting rid of ants once they’ve ...

Cobweb vs Spider Web: What's the difference between them?

Spiders in Springfield, East Longmeadow, Windsor, and Hartford come in two varieties: Web Builders and Hunters. Web Builders, as the name implies, make intricate webs, often in areas with a small ...

Ants in Winter? More possible than you think!

We typically associate ants with warm weather; crawling along the picnic table at the barbecue, or scrounging for crumbs along your kitchen counter. However, carpenter ants can remain active through ...

I have a clean house, why do I still get bugs?

Most homeowners do a relatively good job of keeping their homes clean and free of the things that attract pests. Sealing food, wiping surfaces, and taking out the trash are all great practices for ...

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