Pest Control – 3 Things You Need to Know

3 Things You Need to Know About Pest Control

November 16, 2021 | Glendale

If you’re like most people, the sight of a rodent or scorpion running across your floor is enough to make your skin crawl. But, it’s also just the excuse you need to call the team at Wagner Pest Solutions for extermination. Even though we have the area’s best technology and equipment, there are still some things we wish every homeowner understood. We offer our clients a lot of information and education as part of our service. So, here’s a shortlist of three things we’d love you to know.

3 Types of Scorpions Found in Arizona

May 26, 2020 | Arizona

Scorpions are found throughout Arizona and are a common pest concern for everyone. While there are nearly 56 species native to the state, most residents and business owners only deal with a few different ones. At Wagner Pest Solutions, our technicians have trained eyes and can identify the differences between each species of scorpion. Here are the three most common ones we find.

How to Get Rid of Scorpions from Your Home

October 8, 2019 | Scorpions

Scorpions are a problem for many individuals in the Phoenix, AZ area. These nuisances may reach 7 to 8 centimeters in length and are frightening to people who are scared of insects. Not to mention, scorpions can harm you and your family. Although only one type of scorpion found in Arizona is deadly, the stings hurt and could cause a serious reaction from the venom. At Wagner Pest Control, we provide one-time scorpion removal as well as routine scorpion prevention, and we stress the importance of starting the process during the cooler months. About ScorpionsScorpions are classified as arachnids because they have eight legs. They have a segmented tail that often has a venomous stinger. Additionally, scorpions have what resembles a set of claws, known as a pedipalp. Some adult scorpions are as small as 9 millimeters. Once the temperatures start dropping, scorpions hibernate and nest. If you take the necessary precautions … Continued