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As the summer season arrives, so do various pests that can disrupt our outdoor activities and invade our homes. Being aware of the most common summer pests and taking preventive measures can help you enjoy a pest-free summer. In this blog, we will explore the top 10 summer pests, their identification, and effective prevention strategies. 1. Mosquitoes Mosquitoes are notorious summer pests that can ruin outdoor gatherings and transmit diseases. To prevent mosquito infestations, eliminate standing water, use mosquito repellents, and install screens on windows and doors. 2. Ants Common pests that invade homes in search of food are ants. Keep your home clean, seal entry points, and store food in airtight containers to prevent ant infestations. 3. Flies Flies can be a nuisance during summer barbecues and outdoor activities. Keep doors and windows closed or install screens to prevent flies from entering your home. Properly dispose of garbage and clean up food spills promptly. 4. Bees and Was

Pest control is an essential aspect of maintaining a healthy and comfortable living environment in Westchester County. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore effective pest control techniques and services specific to the region. Whether you are dealing with wasps, rodents, or other pests, this guide will provide you with valuable insights to keep your property pest-free. Understanding Wasp Control Techniques Wasps can be a nuisance and pose potential risks, especially if they build nests near your home. To effectively control wasps in Westchester County, it is crucial to understand their behavior and implement appropriate measures.  Consider the following important points: Identifying Wasps: Knowing how to identify wasps is the first step in effective control. Different species of wasps may have varying appearances and behaviors. Familiarize yourself with common wasp species in Westchester County to better understand their habits and characteristics. Preventive Measures: Taking p

Eco-Friendly Pest Control in New Rochelle NYC: A Sustainable Approach As residents of New Rochelle, it's important to prioritize eco-friendly practices in all aspects of our lives, including pest control. Using strong chemicals that may be harmful for the environment and our health is a common practice in traditional pest control approaches. In this blog, we will explore eco-friendly pest control solutions that New Rochelle residents can implement to keep their homes pest-free while minimizing their impact on the environment. 1. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Integrated Pest Management is an effective and environmentally friendly approach to pest control. It focuses on prevention, monitoring, and targeted treatments to manage pests while minimizing the use of pesticides. Here are some key components of IPM: Monitoring and Inspection: Keep an eye out for indications of pest activity around your house. Monitor areas prone to infestations, such as kitchens, basements, and attics. By

  New Rochelle Homes C and E Pest Management is dedicated to practicing sustainable pest management to protect homes in New Rochelle. Their approach focuses on employing environmentally friendly methods that effectively control pests while minimizing harm to the environment. By implementing integrated pest management (IPM) techniques and considering climate-smart practices, C and E Pest Management ensures the well-being of both residents and the ecosystem. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) C and E Pest Management utilizes IPM techniques as the foundation of their sustainable pest management approach. IPM is a holistic and environmentally friendly strategy that emphasizes prevention, monitoring, and control of pests. It involves a combination of methods and tactics to effectively manage pest populations while minimizing reliance on pesticides. The key components of IPM include: Prevention: C and E Pest Management focuses on preventing pest infestations by identifying and addressing poten

Left untreated, bed bugs can spread quickly in multi-dwelling housing.  Both the housing and health codes require that property owners address infestations promptly. The surest strategies to keep bed bugs from spreading are prevention, early detection and rapid treatment.  As a tenant, the first action you should take if you believe that you have bed bugs is to notify your landlord.  As a landlord, the first action you should take is to conduct an inspection of the reported condition. Knowing what to look for is key! The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s (DOHMH) Bed Bug Website at http://nyc.gov/bedbugs  provides detailed information for tenants, property owners/agents and homeowners on how bed bugs thrive, how to recognize and inspect for their presence, steps to take to prevent them from infesting a home, how to safely rid an area of bed bugs if they do occur, and how to select and work with a pest management professional. You can also go to the Department of Hous

Pest Management Plan Guidelines If you were ordered to write a Pest Management Plan (‘Plan’) to correct pest infestations or conditions conducive to pests, the following guideline will help. You must keep a copy of your Plan at the property where the infestation or conditions were observed, and make a copy available upon request to the Department and to occupants of the building. If you own a commercial or residential property, you will need to post a sign at the entrances of your building that informs users of the building (1) that a Plan is in effect (2) how to report the presence of pests, and (3) where they can go on the premises to review a copy of the Plan. Persons who should know about the Plan include building occupants, building managers, and pest control firms and professionals that may provide pest management services to the building. The following information must be included in your Plan: (1) General property information a. Property name, address, telephone