Though resembling bees, yellowjackets aggressively defend their colonies, which reach peak size and aggression in late summer. During August and September, these insects become particularly hostile while guarding their nests—found underground or in trees, shrubs, wood piles, and buildings, and hosting up to 5,000 members. While yellowjackets help control pests like caterpillars and flies, they..
Wasps and bees, particularly the yellowjacket wasps, can be a significant nuisance in Colorado, especially later in the summer when they gather at outdoor food areas. Despite their bothersome presence, these insects are generally beneficial for their roles as pest predators and pollinators. Social wasp colonies start in spring with a single fertilized female and..
The Good Housekeeping Institute, established in 1900, emphasizes the importance of flooring and has extensively tested a variety of materials. These range from traditional wood and stone to modern alternatives like vinyl and engineered wood, as well as more recent trends such as concrete and wood-look porcelain. We share their findings in this blog article,..
Construction sites are inherently risky, with ever-changing environments requiring vigilant safety practices. Safety walks are crucial for identifying and addressing potential hazards before they escalate. These routine inspections help ensure worker safety and compliance with regulations. Key components of a safety walk include: Safety walks are a routine check and a cornerstone of a comprehensive..
Navigating the world of commercial property loans can be daunting, especially when deciding between fixed and variable interest rates. As we move through 2024, it’s crucial to understand the nuances of each option to make the best decision for your business needs. Here’s a detailed exploration of the pros and cons of fixed and variable..