One of the things that sets EcoTech apart from other extermination services in the Minnesota area is that we do not require that our clients sign contracts in order to use our services. The main reason for this is that we do not want you to have to pay for services that you do not need. Our team is flexible, trustworthy, honest and…
At Eco Tech, we understand that many home and business owners are fearful of contact with others right now due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. As an essential business, we felt that it was necessary to remain open and in full operation for our clients. In fact, the amount of time spent at home has made many property owners realize the extent to which their pest problem is happening. If you live in Minneapolis, MN and you have been searching for no contact insect spraying, Eco Tech is here for you.
Spiders may be one of the most helpful insects on the planet – they eat other insects, moths and beetles, mosquitoes and even cockroaches, meaning that there are fewer of these pesky critters around our homes. Despite their usefulness to our environment, many of us still do not like the thought of spiders in our homes. However, the winter months drive many spiders indoors seeking warmth and shelter. The cold
No matter what way you try and swing it, spiders are everywhere in Minnesota. Currently, there are approximately 35,000 species of spiders that we know about. Statistically, everyone is always about 3 feet away from one. So, when you think you have a spider problem in Minnesota, it’s almost a guarantee that you are right! At Eco Tech, we are committed to safe, affordable spider pest control. If you feel like you have a spider
With the cold winter weather heading towards Minnesota, spiders of all sizes are looking to find their way into homes so that they can stay warm. If you’ve noticed an uptick in spiders in your house in Minnesota, or if you’re looking to keep them out of your house this winter, leave it up to Eco Tech to remove these unwanted spiders once
We all know how cold it gets in the Plymouth, MN area each winter. As humans, we can layer with sweaters, fleece, coats, hats and gloves when we head outside for work or errands. Have you ever wondered what happens to spiders and other insects during the frigid winter months? Spiders who live outdoors have to adapt to the cold temperatures in the winter as well. In fact, they
