Insects love moisture and standing water around your home, and most often, pest infestations are due to the presence of water. Pest invasions can be a serious problem. Water damage to your home, especially to foundations, drywall, and framing, or the presence of mildew and mold are all invitations for pests to thrive inside the perimeters of your home. All living things need water, and pests are no exception.
It is natural for us to enjoy the longer days, brighter sunlight, and fresh air during these summer months. But the reality is that, just as people are more active in the warmer weather, so too are the many kinds of pests that are looking for a place to reproduce and thrive. Too often the places those pests find are in your home.
Tiny openings between your back door and the weather seal can allow ants to enter your home. Cracks in the foundation that are invisible to the naked eye
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Black flies, also called biting gnats, are common pests during the warmer months of the year. Immature black flies develop in stream and river habitats. They are closely related to mosquitoes. Female black flies suck blood to develop eggs
Minnesota’s changing seasons bring beauty—but they also attract a variety of pests that can invade your home or property. From warm summers to frigid winters, different pests pose unique threats to your health, comfort, and home’s structural integrity. At EcoTech Pest Control, we specialize in helping Minnesota homeowners identify and eliminate these unwanted intruders
If you’re dealing with unwanted insects in your home or business, you’re not alone. Many Minnesota residents find themselves battling ants in the kitchen, spiders in the basement, or wasps near outdoor living spaces. These pests aren’t just annoying, they can pose health risks, damage your property, and affect your peace of mind. When you search for “insect extermination near me,” EcoTech Pest Control is ready to help.
Common Insect Problems in Minnesota
Minnesota’s changing seasons
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As the summer begins to come to a close and fall looms around the corner, days will begin to become shorter and overnight temperatures will begin to drop. As this occurs, Minnesota residents will notice Asian Ladybugs coming into homes and businesses. While the ladybugs seem to benefit gardeners by helping to control the invasive aphids, there is no benefit to having them inside your living space
As a homeowner, the last thing that you likely want crawling around your house are spiders. Spiders are good in that they eat other bugs, but our team at EcoTech understands that you don’t want them invading your space. So, if you have come into contact with one too many spiders in your residence, our extermination professionals
Summer is here and so are the bugs. You see them outside during the day and at night and when your family members go in and out of the house each day, they gain access to the inside of your home and can cause problems. Here are five summer pest prevention tips that can keep your home bug free this season.
It was the middle of summer when Sarah first noticed the buzzing sound near her kitchen window. What started as a single fly turned into a full-on invasion of pesky bugs, making it impossible for her to enjoy her mornings. After trying various DIY methods with little success, Sarah realized she needed professional help to take care of the problem for good.
This is where a reliable bug removal company comes in. In your area, EcoTech Pest Control is here to offer effective pest management solutions
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It is not at all uncommon for Minnesotans to see ladybugs inside your homes and businesses in the colder months, though ladybugs typically hunker down for the winter within the bark of a tree. When inside a home or business, you’re likely to see them around windowsills and door trims, or on the ceiling. Do note that they do not pose any threat to people, pets, or the structure of your home. They also do not breed or multiply
