Termites have been around for about 250 million years, living in organized colonies with each individual playing a distinct role in day-to-day operations. They don't sleep, allowing them to eat 24 hours a day, explaining why termites are blamed for over $5 billion of damage annually. Subterranean termites can be found in 49 U.S. states-so unless you live in Alaska, your home could be at risk. Rhode Island termite control is crucial in ensuring that risk is mitigated. Often, the first and maybe only sign of an infestation is live swarming activity; however, homeowners sometimes mistake termites for ants and, as a result, do not seek treatment.
Ticks and mosquitoes not only impede enjoyment of your outdoor space, but they pose a major health risk to people and pets. Our region has been called a "hotspot" for tick- and mosquito-borne diseases such as Lyme disease, West Nile Virus, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), among many others. Each year more and more reports of these illnesses flood the news, prompting homeowners to seek safe and efficient protection from tick and mosquito bites. Rhode Island tick and mosquito control requires experience, safety, and the right equipment.
Few things make one paranoid like a bees nest. The looming gray ball in the shrubs, the loud and frantic buzzing around the roofline of the house, the foreboding feeling that at any moment, the stings will come. The presence of a nest can mean a number of threats including major health risks to you, children, and even pets, as well as property damage. That's why we are a leader in Rhode Island bee control. The term "stinging insects" encompasses a wide range of pests including hornets, wasps, carpenter bees, yellow jackets, and cicada killers.
Is there anything more frustrating than sharing your living or cooking space with ants? Perhaps the only thing more frustrating is attempting to eliminate them. Some species of these unwelcome guests can damage property, which is why Rhode Island ant control is critical. New England's fickle weather patterns can provide the perfect environment for increased ant activity. While you may have tried any number of solutions on your own, Rhode Island Pest Management's team has the technical know-how, problem solving skills, and leading products needed to give you back control of your home.
It is estimated that termites cause over $5 billion in damage annually in the United States. Rhode Island Pest Management is New England's #1 choice for Commercial Pest Control. With nearly 100 years of experience our team of pest management professionals is equipped with the latest in technology, quality, innovation and care.
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