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Crawling insects
Ants
FormicidaeAnt activity is rarely random. A trail is evidence of a working system connecting food, moisture, shelter, and a colony that may be out of view.
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The Pest
Library.
06 detailed profiles
Understand how pests live, why they enter structures, what evidence matters, and why successful control starts with identification.
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Every pest leaves clues.
These profiles explain biology, signs, and property conditions. An inspection confirms the activity and the right response.
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Wood destroying insects
Termites
Reticulitermes speciesSubterranean termites are organized, moisture dependent insects that can move between soil and concealed wood without exposing their main colony.
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Crawling insects
Cockroaches
BlattodeaCockroaches succeed by staying close to food, water, warmth, and narrow shelter. The visible insect is often only the surface evidence.
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Spiders
Spiders
AraneaeSpiders usually appear where shelter and prey are available. Correct identification matters because behavior and risk vary widely among species.
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Flying insects
Mosquitoes
CulicidaeMosquito pressure is shaped by water, weather, vegetation, species behavior, and activity on neighboring properties.
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Rodents
Mice
Mus musculusHouse mice are agile, adaptable rodents that can turn a small structural opening into reliable access to warmth, food, and nesting material.
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