Are Those Wasp or HoneyBees?

Wasps are one of the biggest summer time pest problems. One serious problem is mistaking honeybees for wasps. Our ecosystem needs them to pollinate crops for our food source and they are declining at an alarming rate. Call in the professionals to help determine which kind is invading your yard. Visit Slug-A-Bug to learn more today: http://goo.gl/T4blSG

Looking for Complete Lawn Care? We Can Help

By Summers' end, your Florida lawn can be suffering from the months of constant blistering heat and humidity. Stop letting the sun wreak havoc on your beautiful lawn by calling in the professionals at Slug-A-Bug today.

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Worried About Termites

As often as people worry about termites, though, some still don’t take the necessary measures for treatment. There are two main types of termites that all homeowners should be aware of: subterranean and drywood termites. Learn more: http://goo.gl/lY8td3

Africanized Bees In Florida

Africanized Honey Bees have made their way throughout Florida; residents across the state have pretty good reason to be worried. The problem is that Killer Bees exhibit heightened defensive characteristics. If you have Africanized Honey Bees nesting in your backyard, the best thing you can do is call in professional pest control services. Learn more: http://goo.gl/fTNqU3

Lone Star Tick Prevention

Ticks can be a big problem during summer months. With so much media coverage concerning the dangers of ticks, it’s unlikely you don’t know about how dangerous these arachnids can cause. Although the Lone Star Tick does not transmit Lyme Disease, it can still be very dangerous.

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Tips To Keep Mosquitos Away

Tired of having your nights ruined by mosquitoes? There are a few good tips for getting rid of those unwanted pests. Attracted to pools of standing water, start by eliminated as much standing water from your yard as possible. Be sure to also wear long sleeves and bug spray when out at night. If these tips do not solve your problem, it may be time to call in the professionals. Learn more: http://goo.gl/RDVNSm

Dealing with Palmetto Bugs

The warm damp climates of Florida is the ideal place for Palmetto Bugs. The simple reality is that these creatures could be almost anywhere, lurking, ready to infest your entire house. And they are found both indoors and outside, but Slug-A-Bug can solve your Palmetto problem.

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Have a Termite Problem?

If you are unlucky homeowner who discovers your home has a termite problem, knowing which kind of termite is vital to take the right preventative measures. If you have a termite infestation, call Slug-A-Bug for a free inspection today. Learn more: http://goo.gl/Db7SAr

Choose Slug-A-Bug To Tackle Those Mice Now!

A mouse infestation can be a nightmare. Finding their way into your home through tiny openings, it can be almost impossible to solve the problem on your own. Learn why Slug-A-Bug if your best bet on solving your infestation.

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Keeping Lone Star Ticks In Check

Summer is the perfect time to be outside, but that also means that it is tick season. Lone Star ticks are fairly noticeable. The females are easily distinguished from any others thanks to that “lone star” in the center of her back. And the Lone Star is one of these tiny little pests can put your life in danger.

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