When warmer weather comes to Minnesota, we all breathe a sigh of relief. Minnesota winters are harsh. In fact, a mild Minnesota winter is probably worse than the harshest winter in the southern part of the United States. So, it is natural for us to enjoy the longer days, brighter sunlight, and fresh air of spring and summer. But the reality is that, just as we are out there coming alive and being more active
The middle of winter may not be the prime time for insects to enter your home and disrupt your life, but winter can certainly create the conditions that allow these pesky critters to find their way into your home once the weather gets warmer. Cold weather causes wood to contract. Snow, rain, ice can wear down the exterior of your home and compromise the integrity of wood. This can create tiny openings that give insects a path
As the snow melts and temperatures rise in Minnesota, the arrival of spring brings new life and vibrant blooms. However, along with the beauty of spring comes the resurgence of pests seeking shelter and sustenance. At Eco Tech Pest Control, we’re here to help Twin Cities residents tackle common spring pests and keep their homes pest-free throughout the season.
Warmer temperatures are beginning to arrive, trees and flowers are beginning to bloom, and pollen will be here before we know it. There are many amazing things that come with spring in Minnesota but there are also some not so nice things. Insects also become active in Minnesota in the spring and that means that they often end up entering our homes unannounced and uninvited. EcoTech specializes in spring pest control services that can stop this problem before it starts! Here are some tips from our team for keeping insects of your home this spring:
As winter descends upon Minneapolis-St. Paul, the cold temperatures may drive many pests to seek shelter in the warmth of your home. Eco Tech Pest Control is well-versed in the specific challenges posed by winter pests in the area. From rodents to spiders and beyond, understanding the seasonal habits of these intruders is crucial for effective pest management during the chilly months.
