Commonly mistaken for ladybugs, the Asian beetle is widely known for infesting our homes around Minneapolis, MN. While Asian beetles look very similar to the ladybug, they are extremely different. If you have an Asian beetle infestation in your Minneapolis, MN home, call your local expert exterminator at EcoTech today. Once asian beetles start
It’s never fun to have to call the exterminator, but if it wasn’t for them, our homes might risk significant damage. If you are in the Minneapolis, MN area, and you are in need of exterminator services, consider our team at Eco Tech. We take a different approach to the extermination process that sets us apart from the competition and keeps your family and pets safe. Using traditional, all natural extermination methods, we can remove your unwanted pests without leaving behind any harmful chemicals.
Bugs invading your house is not a pleasant experience for homeowners. Most homeowners take every action possible to ensure that bugs don’t enter into their home, but unfortunately, that’s not always enough. If you have noticed an influx of bugs that have made their way into your Minneapolis, MN home, it is time to request some professional assistance. At Eco Tech, we are a bug extermination company that provides all natural extermination solutions for your home.
Not sure how to get rid of cockroaches? You’re not alone. Cockroaches are one of the most common household pests in the world, and the three most common cockroaches in the United States are the German, Oriental and American roach. These different roaches can be attracted to your home for different reasons. Knowing the type of roach you are dealing with can help when deciding how to get rid of them. For instance, the most common roach found indoors is the German roach. The German roach is attracted to water. That is why reducing water in your home can greatly decrease the chance of a roach invasion.
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.”
Boxelder bugs are common pests over much of the United States. Adults are about 1/2 inch long and are bright red or black with red lines down their back. Box Elder bugs are a common insect found in Minnesota and are often a common problem, especially during the spring and early summer.
These insects feed primarily by sucking juices from the box elder tree, but are sometimes found on other plants.They do very little damage to the trees they attack, but at certain times of the year they can become a nuisance. Box elder bugs develop by gradual metamorphosis, from egg, to nymph, then to adult. Adult box elder bugs enter homes and builders throughout the year trying to find shelter. They are small and can fit through small cracks, under windows and around the foundation. Oftentimes you will not even realize you have an infestation because they will lay quiet throughout the winter until the sun comes out and they come out to soak up the heat.They will then emerge in the spring to seek out host trees on which to feed and lay eggs.
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As deemed by the Minnesota State Government and the MN Dept of Health, we are a essential business, and will remain open and in full operation.
In addition to our standard levels of sterilization and disinfection between each customer visit, our technicians are disinfecting themselves and equipment throughout the day.
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