Have you ever been sitting there watching T.V. and just as the moderately-famous people dancing show ends there is a moment of quiet. The noise of excruciatingly upbeat ballroom dancing is silenced for a few moments and then you hear it. The noise is hard to explain but it sounds a bit like scratching in your walls. It kind of freaks you out but you go on rooting for the shirtless blond guy dancin…Read More
It is a bright sunny day. The birds are chirping, the bees are busy pollinating your tulips and the summer sun is starting to sink below the horizon earlier everyday. Contrary to the cartoons we grew up watching, spring is not the only time that all of the animals are preparing for mating season. A lot of little critters are currently looking for a nice cozy home to spend the winter in and, guess …Read More
I was once a cat person. I say that with the utmost seriousness, I was a cat person, but I am no longer. My home used to have seven of the little fuzzy creatures roaming the hallways. The unfortunate part is the fact that I actually love cats. They are like little serial killers, always creeping around but personable and cuddly when they want to be. I loved my cats but my boyfriend moved in, carry…Read More
The integrity of your business is dependent upon many things. They may run the gamut between top-notch advertising to free donuts on fridays. The one thing that will sink your business faster than anything else, is a rodent infestation. Customers tend to view a place of business with visible evidence of rodent activity as and extremely dirty environment. This is not always true. Don’t Blame Your…Read More
It is a big day today, not just for the solar cycle and the earth but in the life of mice everywhere. Today represents a huge day in the life of a mouse. It is the first day of summer in Sacramento and the sun does something to indicate this. What that is, I don't really know. In the general social culture of a mouse, the summer solstice is the day when the younger members of the nest become adult…Read More
Do you ever wish that when mice came into your house, it was easy to find them? You would find them sitting in their little archway-shaped hole in the trim; eating a piece of swiss cheese and watching TV. The cat would occasionally chase them and hilarity would ensue. I would recommend, if this is the case, that you keep the dynamite on the top shelf, but that cat is pretty crafty. Odds are, if …Read More
Your patio is an oasis from the hectic world outside of the backyard. The grill flares with intensity and the burgers sizzle in the heat of the evening. The smell wafts off of the grill and makes you forget that a few hours ago there was a family of mice (mouses or meese, whichever you prefer) taking up residence inside your grill. The wasps in the trees were buzzing around like a squadron of Zero…Read More
It's finally spring! The weather is beautiful, and it is time to get outside. We all know what spring means for your home. Cleaning windows in the sunshine, sweeping out the garage, and what should be the most important spring ritual, pest control. The rain will soon subside and all of the creepy crawling things will come out of the woodwork. Has it been awhile since you have considered your pest …Read More
Termites, they have the power to make a carpenter stream tears down his beard, leaving little trails of sawdust behind. Like a birthday party for third-grade boys, they can take over your home and leave it shaking on its foundation. The little beasts are difficult to find initially, and our pest control technicians are trained to seek out their subtle clues. The subterranean termite is the usual s…Read More
Have you ever thought about a career in pest control? Do you live in Sacramento or the surrounding area? Do you want to help clients make their homes safer through pest mitigation? Would would you enjoy providing the highest level of customer service through relationship building? Is it time to establish a solid career? If you answered yes to any of these questions we want to talk with you! Want a…Read More
