carson

proof. pest control in carson, mi

common pest issues we treat in carson

Common summer-time pests in Cason include mosquitoes, ants and wasps.

Some of the most common types of pests we treat in carson, MI include:

• Rodents
• Spiders
• Carpenter Ants
• Termites

cockroach control in carson city, mi

Cockroaches are a homeowner’s worst nightmare. By hiding under appliances and scurrying inside cabinets, you seldom know the true extent of an infestation! If you spot one cockroach, there’s a good chance more are waiting nearby.

Getting rid of cockroaches in your home is often easier said than done. Many species have become immune to common pesticides, and it’s difficult to remove these pests when they hide in inaccessible areas inside your home.

However, no pest is too challenging for proof.! If you have cockroaches, let proof. do the dirty work and let you have peace of mind once again.

stink bug control in carson city, mi

Smelly and irritating: These pests are a homeowner’s biggest nuisance as the weather warms up. While stink bugs may appear to invade your home during the spring, they are trying to find a way out!

Stink bugs travel indoors in the fall and winter when the temperature drops. While inside, they won’t cause any damage, breed, or lay eggs. However, you’ll begin to notice these pests as they end their hibernation.

You can close access points to prevent stink bugs, but it can be hard to handle the bugs once they’re inside. To eliminate the stink bugs on your property, give proof. a call!

We will apply a treatment to keep stink bugs away all year and help remove all of the bugs currently inside!

carson boxelder bug control

Boxelder bugs mainly live on and around boxelder, maple and ash trees, hence their name. They are a common late summer and early fall pest in Carson. Boxelder bugs hibernate over the winter, either inside houses or other buildings if they can get in, or in cracks, crevices and other sheltered areas outdoors.

In spring they emerge from hibernation and feed on boxelder trees over the summer. They like to eat the tree seeds, but they will also eat the leaves if need be.

In the fall, boxelder bugs gather in large numbers on surfaces with sun exposure, and then head indoors to begin hibernation and start the cycle again. It’s common to see many boxelder bugs around your house’s doors or windows at this time of year as they try and get inside. Boxelder bugs are another pest covered on our Pest Free Guarantee™ seasonal plan.