Spider Extermination Company
Arachnophobia is the fear or phobia of spiders. Do you get scared of spiders anytime you come into contact with them, regardless of their size? Research has shown that arachnophobia is one of the 10 most common phobias in the world. The truth is that most spiders are more scared of us than we are them. They tend to only strike when they feel threatened. For most homeowners, finding spiders in your home is not ideal. If you are in the Andover or Ham Lake, MN area, our team at Eco Tech is a spider extermination company that uses organic and less harmful products to get rid of the spiders in your home.
There are plenty of welcomed guests that you allow into your home. Whether it is your neighbors, coworkers, friends or family, you typically welcome these expected guests into your home with a bright smile. For most homeowners in Blaine, MN, the same expression isn’t shared when unwanted insects enter into your home without an invite. So, rather than trying to remove these insects from your home on your own, it is time for you to partner with an insect extermination company in Blaine, MN that can remove these insects and provide preventative measures to ensure that they don’t come back. Look no further than our team at EcoTech.
As the weather cools in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, many pests start seeking shelter indoors, making fall a critical time for homeowners to protect their properties. Unwanted pests such as rodents, spiders, and insects are more likely to invade homes during this season in search of warmth and food. Taking proactive steps to prevent infestations can save you from dealing with bigger problems down the road. Eco Tech Pest Control offers effective, eco-friendly solutions to keep your home safe and pest-free this fall.
In Minnesota, boxelder bugs emerge from overwintering sites during spring as the brutal winters shift into sunnier days. The adults will be in search for low vegetation and seeds on the ground during spring and early summer, and begin mating a couple weeks after they started feeding. In mid July the females need to find seed-bearing boxelder trees (hence how they get their name) where they lay eggs on the trunks, branches and leaves. They are rarely found on male boxelder trees, and sometimes Boxelder bugs also feed on maple or ash trees.
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.”
