washington township

proof. Pest Control in washington twp, mi

common pest issues we treat in washington twp

Common types of pests we treat in the area include:

• Rodents
• Spiders
• Carpenter Ants
• Termites

termite control in washington twp

Costing billions of dollars’ worth of damage each year, termites are every homeowner’s worst nightmare. Since they are often hidden away within the structure of a home, they can be there for years before a homeowner finally discovers them. The three types of termites are subterranean, drywood, and dampwood. All in search of wood, termites have the potential to cause extensive, irreversible damage to your home.

Things that attract termites include:

• Excess foliage
• Piles of wood
• Dead or decaying trees
• Mulch
• Cellulose material
• Clogged gutters
• Warm, dark places
• Moist soil

If you notice winged ants, mud tubes, wings that have been shed, or structural damage to your home, you might be facing a termite infestation.

washington twp vole control

Also known as meadow mice or field mice, voles prefer the outdoors. These grey or brown rodents range from 4 to 8.5 inches in length, have tiny eyes, and have partially hidden ears. Because they do not hibernate, voles are active day and night all year long.

They eat:

• Grasses
• Bark
• Seeds
• Crops
• Insects
• Animal remains

Voles are known to cause extensive damage to lawns, field crops, golf courses, trees, and more by creating complex underground tunnel systems. These tunnels have multiple entrances and can house several voles. To protect your yard against these rodents, you should keep mulch away from trees, keep your grass trimmed, and remove ground cover.

washington twp mosquito control

Places with water in Washington Twp, like the areas surrounding Stoney Creek Lake, have a tendency to attract pests like mosquitoes.

These annoying pests multiply rapidly once they find a water source for their eggs to develop into adults. They only need very little amounts of water to mature and can breed in the smallest puddles of water, such as water in a tree hole. Most mosquito activity happens over the summer, particularly around dawn and dusk.

washington twp pavement ant control

Pavement ants are commonly found near pavement sources like driveways and foundations. Pavement ants are most visible in the spring and summer when young flying ants swarm after rainy days to mate and set up new nests.

Once they’ve established a nest, they’ll forage for food on scent-marked trails for distances of up to 30 feet from their nests. These ants like to eat proteins, fats and sweet carbohydrates, so you can minimize your chances of pavement ant activity in your home by making sure not to have food sources for them easily available.