As the crisp air of autumn settles over Minnesota, homeowners often find an unwelcome surprise—an increase in insects sneaking indoors. While it may feel like a sudden invasion, the truth is that fall is the season when many bugs begin searching for warmth, food, and shelter before winter sets in. Understanding why this happens can help you take proactive steps to keep pests out of your home.
In Minnesota’s varied climate—from snowy winters to humid summers—properties face threats from a range of insects and bugs. While a single ant or mosquito might seem harmless
Many homeowners deal with pests on a daily basis, and many of those seek out harmful pesticides from local retailers. These pesticides, when used according to the label’s instructions, are relatively harmless to humans. However, if ingested or breathed in too heavily could cause irreversible neurological damage or even death. How, too, can you ensure that your pets are ingesting the remnants of pesticides? The same chemical makeup that makes popular pesticides so deadly to pests can also be dangerous
Very few people can say that they love insects. You may not mind them or be afraid of them, but most of us want our homes to be pest-free. However, insects are a part of life in Minnesota, especially in the spring and summer months. EcoTech is a pest
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
