Avoid Termite Trouble with a Good Termite Control Plan

A good prevention program begins with a solid inspection. Look for signs of mud tubes on the foundation of your home. If you spot any paint that looks uneven or bubbling, investigate a bit further. You may also want to ensure none of the wood on your home sounds hollow when you tap it. Monitor all of the exterior areas of your home, even those windows and door frames, as that's where you're most likely to notice a problem first. For prevention and solutions, call the termite control specialists at Slug A Bug at 321-259-7844 https://goo.gl/VoiI9l 

Weed Control Techniques to Implement Now

When you're concerned about weeds that aren't on your lawn, but are in your flower beds, you have several options. A weed mat is a good way to keep the plants you want safe and deprive the weeds of sunlight. Mulch will typically do the same thing. Additionally, good garden planning to ensure you have enough ground cover in blank areas to help prevent weed growth may mean you never have to pull another weed this year. Looking for professional advice for lawn and weed care? Call Slug A Bug today at 321-259-7844 today for a free evaluation.  https://goo.gl/YB8wRw

How to Implement Roof Rats Pest Control

Roof rats control has two steps. First, you must get rid of roof rats. There are traps that can help, and the most effective approach is to contact a roof rats pest control specialist. The second step is to prevent them from coming back. A pest control specialist help you form a better plan for preventing their entry in the future. This may involve changing small habits, such as how food is stored, cleaning food prep areas, or using trash cans with lids. It will also utilize an expert looking for points of roof rat entry that can be sealed up. These expert eyes can identify ways roof rats use to get in that you may not recognize. Begin roof rats prevention by calling the professionals at Slug A Bug today at 321-259-7844 and schedule a free evaluation. https://goo.gl/x3SUZU

Why Are They Called Love Bugs?

This question comes up a lot. The answer to why are they called love bugs is actually pretty straightforward. Love bugs swarm in order to mate. When they mate, they stay attached to each other, even during flight. Love bugs can't bite or sting, so what's the big deal? Well, they swarm like few other bugs can. Local swarms can number in the hundreds of thousands. They can even clog up machinery. Since they're attracted to light colors, they'll often swarm homes and cars. When they die, they can be incredibly difficult and disgusting to clean up. Not only this, but their acidic body chemistry can also damage many paints and coatings. Got pest problems? Call Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844. https://goo.gl/6xE42j

Where Do Flour Bugs Come From and How to Get Rid of Them

Flour bugs don't just spontaneously appear. Chances are if you have them, you brought them in with something you bought that was already infested with them. Take whatever is infested and get rid of it. Then check all other grains. These bugs are small enough to get into cardboard and can eat through plastic bags. Clean the area out, vacuum it out thoroughly, and sanitize the shelves. Store your goods in sealed containers. To keep pests out for good, you need to check the area regularly. Larvae can remain and re-start the infestation. You can place some bay leaves around the pantry as a future deterrent, but this is no replacement for regular check-ins and cleaning when it comes to pantry pest prevention. For more regular pest control the experts at Slug A Bug today. 321-259-7844. https://goo.gl/6xE42j