PEST CONTROL TIPS.

Hi, I’m Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). Pest advice should help you decide what to do next. Let’s look at three practical questions. Should I arrange pest control before moving? Discuss concerns at the old home before packing, and plan an inspection of the new home before unpacking. Check belongings and boxes for pests, and inspect window screens. Spraying both homes is not automatically necessary. If treatment is needed, coordinate the timing and label

Hi, I’m Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). Rodent signs can be unsettling, whether you find them at home, in a restaurant or other business, or during an inspection when selling a house. It helps to understand what those signs mean before deciding what to do. Mice and rats can contaminate food and surfaces, and their gnawing can damage wiring and other materials. These are reasons to take activity seriously without assuming every sighting means the same pr

Hi, I’m Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). When roaches, ants or mosquitoes keep appearing, it can be hard to feel comfortable at home. Even after the insect is gone, you may find yourself looking for the next one. Let’s look at what may be bringing them in and where you can start. Homes offer pests shelter, hiding places and access to food or water. Damp areas and openings around doors and windows are worth checking. Different pests have different needs,

Hi, I’m Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). Fresh paint and a new sign are only part of opening a restaurant. Behind them may be savings carefully set aside and nights with little sleep. That effort deserves care as opening day approaches. Property questions can range from whether a home has termites to whether to buy it if it does, and what closing documents are needed. Restaurant owners have another practical concern: how to arrange pest control while pre

Hi, I'm Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). A round hole in a wooden railing can look surprisingly neat. If bees are also appearing around the porch or deck, it is worth understanding what is happening before deciding how to deal with it. Carpenter bees resemble bumblebees, but their nesting habits differ. Female carpenter bees bore into wood to make tunnels where they lay eggs and raise their young. They excavate the wood rather than eat it. Wooden porches

Hi, I'm Gunhee Park with Anteater Pest Control (678-704-3349). When an unfamiliar insect turns up at home, you want to know what to do. Before choosing a treatment, look closely at the insect. Legs, wings, color and antennae can help distinguish pests that seem alike. A clear photo can help, too. Let's work through three homeowner questions. Large ants and wood debris upstairs: carpenter ants? A homeowner reported large dark ants and wood debris in an upstairs bathroom. Carpe