Living in Arizona comes with its own set of challenges when it comes to pests, especially ants. Ant infestations can be annoying and difficult to deal with, but knowing which type of ant you’re dealing with can make a big difference in how you approach getting rid of them. If you’ve got an ant problem, Wagner Pest Solutions can help you identify them. Here are the three most common types of house ants found in Arizona.
As the weather starts warming up in Arizona, it’s the perfect time to tackle some spring cleaning chores to freshen up your home and eliminate pests. From dusting off those winter cobwebs to getting rid of germs lingering all season, a few key chores should be at the top of your list. And Wagner Pest Solutions is here to help you prepare your home for the new season.
The tiny yet tenacious house mouse is an unwelcome houseguest. Gleefully cohabiting our walls, ceilings, and even pantry shelves, the common mouse is a pest with a knack for making itself at home. It’s not only concerning due to its notorious habits of chewing through wiring and contaminating food stores but also because of its prolific breeding and elusive nature. But just how long can we expect these house mice to be, well, at home? Wager Pest Solutions is here to help you understand the lifespan of the common house mouse.
With Arizona’s unique climate and landscape, homeowners face specific challenges when it comes to keeping their homes rodent-free. Rodents not only pose a threat to property by gnawing through walls and cables but also carry diseases that can be harmful to your family. So, let’s look at four ways Wagner Pest Solutions can help you develop long-term strategies for a rodent-free home.
When it comes to rodent control, there are many myths and misconceptions out there that can cause homeowners to take the wrong approach. From ineffective home remedies to unsafe traps, these myths often do more harm than good when it comes to the task of managing rodent infestations. Today, Wagner Pest Solutions is here to debunk some of the most common myths we hear clients believe before we step in.
Living in Arizona, it is not unusual to hear stories about rodents invading homes. Whether it’s mice, rats, or squirrels, these pests can cause serious damage to your property and even put your family’s health at risk. It is important to know the most common rodents found in Arizona homes and how to prevent them from infesting your house. Knowing what type is in your home is also great information for when you call Wagner Pest Solutions for rodent control and eradication.
Arizona residents know all too well the threat of rodents and pests in their homes. From mice and rats to cockroaches and bedbugs, these pests can bring diseases, damage property, and lower the quality of life in your household. That’s why regular pest control from Wagner Pest Solutions is essential for preserving your home’s health and integrity. But what are the long-term benefits of such a long-term relationship? We are here to talk about three of them. Keep reading to learn more.
Living in Arizona means you undoubtedly have experienced many sightings of scorpions. These creatures are common in the state and can infiltrate homes with ease. While some scorpions are harmless, others can pose a severe threat to people and pets. Thankfully, you’ve got Wagner Pest Solutions here to help you identify a scorpion infestation.
Rodents are not only a nuisance in your home, but they can also carry harmful diseases. These pests leave behind droppings and urine that can pose a serious health risk to you and your family. If you find rodent droppings or urine in your home, it’s important to take immediate action. Here’s a step-by-step guide from Wagner Pest Solutions on how to clean rodent droppings and urine.
Scorpions are common in Arizona, and their sting can be painful and even deadly. Their hiding spots are usually not easy to spot, but one of the places they love to hide is in your shoes. But if you want to keep them out of your shoes (and your home), here are four things Wagner Pest Solutions suggests you do.