If you’re a snowbird spending part of the year away from your Glendale, AZ, home, keeping your property secure and pest-free is a top priority. At Wagner Pest Solutions, we know that unoccupied homes can quickly turn into ideal shelters for rodents. So, here are our top three rodent control tips to protect your home when you’re out of town.
Termites emerge for various reasons. Whether it be because of weather, moisture, or light intensity, termite swarms can quickly infest your home without your knowledge. However, there are tell-tale signs that you’ve got an infestation in your home. Knowing these signs will ensure you’re able to identify the pests and call for professional help. Here at Wagner Pest Solutions, we know just what to look for, and now, so do you!
During the fall, many homeowners begin to notice more spiders in their homes. They appear out of nowhere, and you begin to see webs in every corner. While being fearful of spiders is normal, most of them are relatively harmless. In fact, of the 3700 species of spiders in the United States, only a few are toxic to humans. Still, these creepy little crawlers call for pest control services from Wagner Pest Solutions.
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.
Pests are a common problem for apartment buildings. As the landlord, you should take notice when tenants start to complain about a possible mouse infestation, especially if you’re getting calls from the same building. Don’t let these annoying little creatures take over your apartment buildings or you may find yourself without tenants. Wagner Pest Solutions has all the best pest control remedies for landlords in Glendale, AZ, so here’s what you should look for if you suspect your buildings have mice.