Bed bugs can infest any location, regardless of cleanliness. They simply require hiding spots and a host to feed on, often hitching rides from various places like hotels, adjacent apartments, or public seating areas. Managing bed bugs is challenging but possible. Relying solely on insecticides is not the most effective approach. A comprehensive strategy that..
Category: Front Range Pest
Living in Colorado, residents often enjoy the natural beauty and wildlife the state has to offer. However, not all local wildlife is welcome, especially when it involves pests like earwigs, boxelder bugs, cluster flies, and stink bugs. These pests can become more than a nuisance, invading your home and creating discomfort for you and your..
Bald-faced hornets become most troublesome in late summer when their colonies peak in size. These insects are social and cooperate to construct their papery grey hives, which house between 100 to 400 members. Distinctly larger than wasps, bald-faced hornets feature a primarily black body with a distinctive white face. They are more aggressive than other..
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..
Pigeons, while often charming urban dwellers, can become a significant nuisance for property owners, particularly when it comes to maintaining clean and functional solar panels and rooftops. Their nesting habits and droppings not only create unsightly messes but can also cause long-term damage to building structures and reduce the efficiency of solar panels. Here’s a..