No one wants to experience a pest problem in their home. But, are they simply a part of life that homeowners have to deal with? Yes and no. Pests are a part of life and will continually try to invade your home. But, you do not have to give up a simply live with their presence. When you consider what pests are looking for when they invade your home you can take steps to stop providing them with the things they need to survive.

Have you noticed that the mosquitoes in your yard seem to be worse than other places you regularly visit? If you get bit by mosquitoes every time you walk out your door it is possible that there is something in your yard that is attracting them. Many people are surprised to learn about the areas in their yard that provide ideal conditions for mosquitoes to multiply and thrive. Some of the surprising areas of your yard that may be attracting mosquitoes include drains, flower pots, bird baths, and low lying areas.

There is no denying that mosquitoes are annoying pests that can quickly put an end to outside fun with their itchy bites. The fact that they are so annoying is often enough to inspire homeowners to take action and figure out a way to reduce their presence. But, there is a much more important reason to protect your home and your family from mosquitoes. These small pests have the ability to spread some very serious illnesses to humans. Three of the most well-known and scary diseases they can spread include West Nile Virus, Zika, and Malaria.

Mosquitoes are tiny pests that have the ability to put a big damper on your summer fun. If you have a mosquito problem in your yard it may lead to you avoiding outdoor activities or having to apply bug repellant any time you walk into the yard. It can be extremely frustrating to have to fight off mosquitoes all summer long. Fortunately, there is a way to keep mosquitoes from completely invading your yard this summer. A few proactive steps can significantly reduce the amount of mosquitoes that show up and bother you as the weather warms up. Start with a professional inspection of your yard to identify areas that may be attracting mosquitoes. Then, use the report provided from the inspection to start making the changes that will minimize the mosquito invasion this summer.

Most people love the spring season. It's not too hot, it's not too cold...how could you not love this time of year? Basically anything you want to do outside, you can, but it doesn't really get hot enough where you need to stand in front of the AC all day. 

One downside to spring is that the great weather allows certain pests to move around as much as they'd like. This means you're more likely to see a few different types in or around your house. Here are some of the bugs you might notice more during this season.