If you own or manage a local business in the Twin Cities metro area, you likely find yourself pulled in many directions every day. One issue you might not have to handle every day is a pest control problem. These problems seem to come out of nowhere and leave you needing a quick solution. EcoTech specializes in extermination services and has partnered with many local businesses to eliminate those pests once and for all.
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Summer is an extremely busy time of year for commercial facility managers. From landscape maintenance to structural repairs, managers have a lot on their plate, and it is important that nothing slips, especially pest control. Summer is peak pest season, and therefore it is imperative for facility managers to plan for pest prevention and address pest issues before they arise.
Well we just went from winter straight to summer… Not that summer is here (jk), as a Minnesotan, you know if you sit outside for even a minute, you will notice all kinds of insects around you. You may see a bee buzzing by, see several ants marching forward, notice a beetle of some sort on a tree or find a pesky mosquito looking for a landing spot.
Many different types of bugs stay dormant in the winter months, waiting until the temperatures warm up before they show themselves. It is possible that certain bugs like box elder bugs, asian lady beetles, certain types of ants, spiders and flies are actually hiding in your home until spring. There is no better time than now to get ahead of a pest problem. If you are concerned about the potential for pest issues in a few months, contact the team at EcoTech now for assistance.
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As springtime approaches there are lots of things we begin to think about. The snow begins to melt, the flowers start to bloom, and the temperatures begin to rise. As we are getting our spring list in order
We can try to tell clients that spiders are actually very good for a home’s ecosystem. We can tell them that spiders in the home kill other insects and thereby protect the people living in that home. We can tell them that it is better to simply let a spider be than to kill it. In fact, most spiders are harmless and cannot hurt humans. In each of these situations, most people will not be convinced by what we might try to tell them about spiders
