F.A.Q.

Removing visible foragers doesn’t treat the underlying problem. The colony is probably outside, and the ants will keep going back until entry points are sealed.

Yes, though it’s a folk term that usually refers to one of two things: black flies or biting midges (no-see-ums).

Reduce the standing water where they breed, treat the yard on a recurring cycle to knock down the adults, and add personal protection for time outdoors.

Your first mosquito treatment typically starts with a quick property assessment, followed by the technician treating the foliage, shrubs, and shaded resting areas where mosquitoes shelter. It doesn't take long, you don't need to be home, and you'll usually notice a clear drop in mosquitoes within a day as the treatment settles in. 

Yes, mice often nest inside wall voids because they are dark and well-insulated. Once inside walls, mice can then easily travel through the structure to reach the kitchen, attics, and crawl spaces without going through an open room.

Yes, blacklegged ticks (deer ticks) often live in shaded and brushy margin areas where pasture meets woods or fence. Tall grass is a good place for ticks to stand with their front legs outstretched until a host brushes past.