Box Elder Bugs Coon Rapids
Box Elder bugs, while they are harmless to humans they can cause some major issues in and around the home. They are considered nuisance bugs and are known for popping up in large numbers. Lately, we have seen a number of rising Box Elder bug infestations around Coon Rapids, Anoka, and Blaine, MN. This is because winter is coming and their search for warmth and survival just happens to be in your home. At Eco Tech, we are your area’s greatest asset when it comes to getting rid of these creepy crawlers. If you have a Box Elder bug problem, let EcoTech pest control can help.
Multicolored Asian lady beetles are extremely common throughout most of the United States and parts of Canada. They prefer the four seasons which makes them extremely popular in Minnesota. During the summer time we often see infestations of Asian Beetles and they can be extremely troublesome. The scientific name is Harmonia axyridis (Pallas). This is one of a very large family of beetles known as Coccinellidae. Many people call these beetles “ladybugs.”
When your home is infested with any type of insect, no matter how dangerous or harmless it may be, you probably aren’t going to welcome any creatures into your home or let them stay once they’ve made their way inside. Asian Beetles are an insect that although harmless, you don’t really want on your property, whether you like bugs or not, simply because they’ll come in large numbers, taking over different areas of your home. Luckily, at Eco Tech, we know what attracts these beetles and how to exterminate them 
As the weather cools down in St. Paul and the surrounding areas of Minnesota, many of our customers have started to see an influx of what they think are ladybugs. Actually, many times these aren’t ladybugs, they’re actually Asian beetles which are a different species of pest and one that you should be aware of. At EcoTech, we’re a reputable Asian beetle exterminator
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 Minnesota pest control company, it’s not uncommon to receive phone calls about an invasion of ladybugs within a residential or commercial residence. When we receive these calls, however, we immediately start thinking about the ladybugs look-alike bug, the Asian beetle. Asian beetles look very similar to ladybugs but are distinctly different.
