Why Boise Basements and Crawl Spaces Attract Spiders
Even if your basement isn’t dank, dark, and depressing, it might still be hosting creepy crawly spiders. Flipping on a light and catching movement out...
Even if your basement isn’t dank, dark, and depressing, it might still be hosting creepy crawly spiders. Flipping on a light and catching movement out...
What to expect through the seasons... A Boise homeowner’s guide to pest control year-round. With its cold, snowy winters and hot, dry summers, Boise’s climate...
Rodents are on the rise in the Treasure Valley, with Boise homes offering attractive indoor spaces for rats and mice seeking warmth, food, and shelter....
Glue traps, also called glue boards, have a long history in pest control. These boards offer specific benefits while also raising concerns that require careful...
Ada County’s Reach for Tax Dollars to Combat Rats As reported in the BoiseDev Treasure Valley residents are frustrated and worried about the frequency and...
Secondary poisoning by second generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) to birds of prey and wildlife. A Responsible Approach to Rodenticides—particularly SGARs—and Our Concern for Birds of...
Common household pests thrive in or seek shelter indoors during wet weather, which typically peaks from November through February in the Puget Sound area. Knowing...
The recent headline of a case of plague contracted in California reminds us that plague isn’t entirely eradicated. According to the Washington State Department of...
When most people hear the word “plague”, they immediately conjure up images of mass death, suffering, and fear. The recent case of a plague in...
The house mouse might be a common nuisance pest, but you still don’t want to join that club. Understanding more about the lifecycle of mus...
Question: What Type of Pest Control Services Does Cascade Offer? When you are looking for a pest control company, you want to ensure they cover...
Whether you’ve seen a mouse or rat or just the evidence they leave behind, you might wonder, hmmm, just how quickly CAN these critters reproduce? ...