Bees and wasps are amazing insects but not so amazing when they next over your front door or in a window on your business or home. Click on the picture of the bee, wasp, yellow jacket or hornet to find out more about the particular insect.
Termite infestations are frightening but the situation is far from hopeless: We destroy termite colonies right away and the damage can be repaired. Termites are not noisy and generally hidden from site unless an experienced inspector points them out. They are rapid breeders and often have been breeding unknowingly for a significant amount of time when we are called into a home. In termite prone areas we suggest you get inspections 2 a year. Visible termite shelter tubes rising up from a subterranean nest is a sign of active termites.
This includes your home and even hotels you are staying at. You can identify Bed Bug activity by taking a good look at your bed and look for little brown spots. If you see said spots, that means they have been biting, and you've been bleeding. Bed Bugs can also leave behind fecal matter that can show up as little brown spots, too. Bed Bugs can live in your car, which is often an overlooked place, so if something bites you in there then you may want to take a closer look. Either way, you will want to treat for any kind of bug you have that is polluting your home and affecting your health and disrupting your good nights sleep.
Acrobatic Ants lift their abdomens up over their head and that's why they are called "Acrobatic Ants." This behavior is especially common when you disturb the ants nest. They will also give off a funny smell as a defense. Like many types of ants you can look for nest signs such as dead ants, insulation that is disturbed or heavy ant traffic. These tiny ants are also a little more noticeable than other ants because they wave their "tails" in the air as a warning. What do Acrobatic Ants eat? Acrobatic Ants eat both sugary foods (so you will see them in the kitchen often) and meat in the form of other insects or leftovers (so they may nest near trash or compost bins).
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