pest control

 Ants are always in motion, working towards a goal. Whether that goal be searching for food or seeking shelter from inclement weather, that goal can lead them to enter your home. A major part of ant prevention is understanding the science behind ants. When in distress, on alert or in attack mode, ants release pheromones. This powerful signal calls to other ants and if you don't properly eliminate and treat an area, more ants will arrive when you think you've taken care of the problem. 

 When it comes to rodent infestations, it's important to take action as soon as possible. In addition to making noise and chewing holes in your home, rodents have been known to start electrical fires by chewing on wiring. They can also chew through air ducts, decreasing your AC unit's efficiency and spreading germs through your air vents.

Rodents can also carry and transmit diseases to humans and other living things such as your dogs. 

 A major part of cockroach removal is eliminating easy sources of food and water. You don't have to have a dirty home to provide a cockroach with all it needs to survive. Something as simple as a leaking pipe, an unsealed cereal box or extra grocery bags in a cabinet can make your home a haven for a family of cockroaches. The key is to act quickly. One cockroaches can quickly become 20. 

 A flea infestation can wreak havoc on your home. Whether you've tried several solutions or are just identifying the problem, the professionals at A to Z Pest control   can help you identify the cause of your flea infestation and determine how to move forward and prevent further issues. 

 Because bed bugs don't make nests, they can quickly and easily spread. They are generally found in mattresses, headboards, box springs, and other parts of a bed. Setting up camp in these locations provides them with a reliable food source - the unsuspecting person who sleeps there. When it comes to bed bug infestations, acting quickly is extremely important to prevent more eggs being lain.