As the crisp air of autumn settles over Minnesota, homeowners often find an unwelcome surprise—an increase in insects sneaking indoors. While it may feel like a sudden invasion, the truth is that fall is the season when many bugs begin searching for warmth, food, and shelter before winter sets in. Understanding why this happens can help you take proactive steps to keep pests out of your home.
Asian beetles may look similar to native ladybugs but make no mistake, they are a different species with very different behavior. If you live in North Oaks or the surrounding Minnesota area and are noticing beetle swarms on your windows or inside your home, EcoTech is here to help. We offer professional Asian beetle exterminator services that are safe, efficient
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
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
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
Very few people can say that they love insects. You may not mind them or be afraid of them, but most of us want our homes to be pest-free. However, insects are a part of life in Minnesota, especially in the spring and summer months. EcoTech is a pest
