Asian beetles, boxelder bugs, and cluster flies gather on warm building sides in fall looking for cracks to overwinter inside attics and walls. Learn how to identify each pest, seal buildings before September, and prevent thousands of bugs from entering Worcester County homes.
Finding sluggish flies on your windows every fall and warm winter days? Learn why cluster flies keep returning to your Worcester County home, understand how they differ from house flies, and discover what actually stops them. Treats the source in wall voids. Seals entry points for lasting relief.
Learn why house mice invade Worcester County homes every fall, how to identify the signs of an infestation, and which control methods actually work. This guide covers entry points by housing type, the real costs of DIY attempts, and what to expect from professional treatment.
A Practical Guide for Homes & Businesses Leominster’s mix of historic neighborhoods, dense commercial corridors, and four season climate creates ideal conditions for mice and rats. This guide explains how to identify activity, reduce risk, and decide when to contact PESTalytix. It’s written for homeowners, property managers, and local businesses. If you have an immediate…
What is this Stinky Bug Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) – Halyomorpha halys An invasive insect originally from Asia, now established across New England. In Worcester County towns such as Sterling, Clinton, Princeton, and Holden, these pests are most noticeable in late summer and fall when they begin clustering on sunny walls and sneaking indoors….
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