 |
Newsletter
Spring 2008 |
Call us at 1-888-989-8979 |
Pest populations are generally widespread, and what other homeowners do or don't do will affect you. So we encourage you to share this newsletter with your neighbors. |
|
|
|
|
|
Introducing our new e-mail newsletter
Welcome to the first edition of our quarterly e-mail newsletter. We've always viewed effective pest control as a partnership between you and Cascade. In that spirit we've decided to use this e-mail platform as a way to communicate prevention tips, early warning signs and more. We hope you find this information helpful in caring for your health and property and would love to hear your feedback on its usefulness as well as other suggestions you may have for making the newsletter even more valuable. Please feel free to contact us directly with any questions or comments. |
 An ounce of prevention...
Now that the temperatures are finally rising and the days are getting longer our pets are spending more of their day outside basking and frolicking in the sunshine. While during this time of year it's tempting to feed them while they are outside, don't do it. Read more. |
 Early warning signs - Carpenter Ants
Carpenter ants are the most commonly encountered wood destroying insects in the Northwest. They are responsible for damage to thousands of homes each year. The damage can be limited to a fence post or it can be extensive, costing tens of thousands of dollars to repair one house. Since damage is almost always concealed and carpenter ants rarely enter the living space of a home, do you know how to tell if your home is at risk? Read more. |
 Ask the expert
Have a question about protecting your home from pests? Simply send us your question via e-mail and one of our expert technicians will respond. And if we publish your question in our e-mail newsletter we'll provide your next year of pest control service for free! What would you like to Ask the Expert? |
|
|
|
