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Site is 95% operational

Well the site is 95% complete, we hope to bring you an updated pest library as well as a few more features. One feature we hope to bring to soon is ID the Pest. We will be accepting emails from you and we will do our best to ID the pest and send you some info on the insect. Check out : www.candepest.com
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