Perfection Pest

If you have lived in the greater Cincinnati, Southeast Indiana, or Northern Kentucky area, you are well aware of the fact that this part of the country has more than its fair share of ants. Ants are problematic for reasons beyond their unpleasant aesthetic. Ants carry and spread disease, cause damage to local homes, sabotage food, and contaminate the surfaces they come in contact with. If you suspect ants have moved into your home, the problem will not solve itself. This is a time for assistance from the ant professionals here at Perfection Pest Control.

If there were ever a pest whose name should automatically be followed by a horror movie yell and a "duhn duhn duhnnnn, " Bed Bugs are it. These insipid creatures sneak in and make a meal of you as you sleep. They spread as quickly as wildfire and as stealthily as a ninja. The City of Cincinnati Health Department says Bed Bugs have made a big comeback in the U.S. They're here and they aren't going anywhere without the help of a professional exterminator. Bed Bugs typically live between a year and 18 months, and they can survive a large portion of that without eating at all.

Your home may be the most exciting commitment you may ever make, especially when building your own. After years of planning and saving, you've brought a lifelong vision into reality, but how do you protect this dream come true for the long term or keep its resale value? There are many concerns for new and old homeowners alike when planning to protect such a significant investment. However, one potential problem can be stopped, even before it begins. Termites are responsible for 5 billion dollars' worth of damage to properties across the country each year.

Rats, mice, and other rodents are on a continuous search for food, water, and shelter. Residential and commercial buildings can provide ideal spaces where rodents can hide from predators and build nests. When they find a safe space, they breed quickly and in large numbers. Total rodent control includes getting rid of current nesting animals and using professional exclusionary methods to prevent any future infestation. Rodents carry and transmit many diseases harmful to humans and other animals. Rodents can also transmit rabies through bites.