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proof. pest control in grand ledge, mi

common pest issues we treat in grand ledge

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

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

• Rodents
• Spiders
• Carpenter Ants
• Termites

In Grand Ledge, we can cover all of Michigan’s common pests!

spider pest control in grand ledge, mi

Eek, a spider! It’s never fun finding one of these eight-legged terrors in your home. Not only are spiders a scary sight, but some are highly venomous creatures.

Black widow spiders and wolf spiders are common problems in Grand Ledge homes. Other dangerous spiders like the brown recluse are not as prominent and are typically found in the southern United States.

Spiders can creep into your home through open gaps in doors and windows, holes, and small crevices. If you’re struggling with spiders in your home, you can always try to repair any noticeable damage that may be allowing them to head indoors.

Because some spiders, like black widow spiders, have venomous bites, it’s important to act quickly to prevent one from coming indoors and laying eggs. One spider is bad enough, and proof. pest control can keep their populations eliminated!

indian meal moth control in grand ledge, mi

Of all of the common pantry pests, the Indian meal moth can cause the most trouble in your cabinets! Preying on the stored goodies in your pantry, the Indian meal moth will rifle through your cereal boxes, sacks of flour, and bags of sugar!

Rest assured, proof. can effectively remove these pests from your home, but here are some tips to keep these pests out for good!

• Keep food secured in containers: If you have insects invading your kitchen, try placing any commonly affected foods in plastic containers. This will make it harder for these annoying bugs to feast on your food. Additionally, it can keep rodents at bay!
• Clean out your pantry: Never leave any spilled food items or crumbs in your pantry or kitchen. It’s easy to forget to wipe up a spill (and you may never spot the tiny crumbs leftover from your cereal box), but Indian meal moths will flock to these areas!
• Toss out affected foods: While it may seem like a waste of money to throw away your recently bought groceries, it’s better to let these purchases go. If Indian meal moths lay eggs in your food, you could continue to have a problem as they hatch. Plus, it’s more sanitary to discard anything affected by insects!