Recent scientific research has identified an unexpected weakness in Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. The study revealed that the organism relies on the mineral manganese to defend itself against the body’s immune response. However, this dependence is also a liability: when manganese levels are either too low or too high, the bacterium’s..
Category: Front Range Pest
Termites are a year-round threat across Colorado, and early detection is the key to preventing costly damage. If you’ve spotted wood deterioration, mud tubes, or walls that sound hollow when tapped, you may be seeing the first signs of an active infestation. Known as “silent destroyers,” termites can quietly compromise wood, flooring, and even drywall…
As autumn arrives and temperatures drop, mice and other rodents begin looking for warm shelter—and your home may be their target. Once inside, they can chew wiring, contaminate food, and damage insulation and structures. Front Range Pest’s Fall Defense Plan The best defense is prevention. Our fall rodent prevention service helps protect your home through:..
It’s wasp season, which means these pesky predators are at their most aggressive. While complete elimination isn’t realistic, there are several ways to reduce their presence and make your property less attractive to them. Why Wasps Are So Aggressive Now Wasps are particularly aggressive in late summer and early fall due to changes in their..
As temperatures drop, certain insects begin seeking shelter indoors. Among the most common “nuisance invaders” in Colorado are cluster flies, which often become a prominent presence in homes and buildings during the cool months. Other flies, such as blue bottle flies and the black blow fly, may also take advantage of warm, dry indoor spaces…