Mosquito Control Domain Pest is now offering Mosquito Control Services! No matter your level of concern regarding mosquitoes, Domain’s pest control professionals can help. We use the latest techniques and methods to restore peace of mind to you and your family. Ready to add mosquito control to your services? Get a quote today! Related Posts …
Black Widow Spiders Black Widow spiders are reputedly one of the deadliest and most secretive spiders in the US. Contrary to popular belief, the black widow is not a single species but rather a genus (Latrodectus) that includes four species that can be found across every state in America. Although black widows do have potent …
Crazy Ants Crazy ants (Nylanderia fulva) are an invasive species that have wreaked havoc in the Gulf Coast States, from Florida to Texas. Crazy ants are named after their haphazard and rapid movements, and do not follow trails like most other ants. Also referred to as raspberry or tawny crazy ants, they can boast dense …
Getting Rid Of Bed Bugs Bed bugs seem to be everyone’s worst nightmare. They’re pesky, hard to get rid of (if not treated properly), and they invade your personal space. Domain Pest is here to help you avoid bed bugs with our preventative, regular inspections! How to Get Rid of and Prevent Bed Bugs Clean …
House Spiders We have all seen cobwebs in and around our homes, and sometimes, we can even see who makes them. Some of us may not be bothered by spiders, but there are many people that find them quite frightening and would prefer not to find them around the house. You may be surprised to …
Thief Ants Thief ants are one of the tiniest species of household ants. Scientifically known as Solenopsis molesta, thief ants got their name due to their habit of nesting near other ant colonies, stealing their food, and preying on their larvae. They often dig tunnels that connect to other ants’ nests. Due to their small …
Why You Need Regular Inspections The phrase “out of sight, out of mind” may be catchy but it’s a dangerous motto to live by. Especially when we’re talking about pest control. Just because you’ve yet to see any signs of pests invading your home, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be cautious. Here are a few reasons why …
Pharaoh Ants Although the origin of the Pharaoh Ant is uncertain, they have become widespread in distribution and can be found throughout most of the world, including the United States. It’s thought that the ants may have gotten their name from the idea that they were one of the plagues of ancient Egypt. Much like …
Pavement Ants Tetramorium caespitum, or the Pavement Ant, is a species of ant introduced to the US by vessels from Europe in the 1700s to 1800s. These soil-nesting pests get their name because they invade cracked pavements in sidewalks, building slabs, and driveways. Pavement ants build their nests by displacing the dirt around them, forming …
Odorous Ants Odorous Ants are named after the foul, rotten coconut smell they produce when crushed or stepped on. They are native to most of the United States as well as Canada and Mexico. Tapinoma sessile, or Odorous House Ants, are opportunistic pests that get into homes looking for food, water, and nesting sites. Although …
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