As temperatures rise throughout Colorado and Wyoming, homeowners and businesses often begin noticing an increase in common insect pests such as ants, spiders, and stinging insects like wasps and yellowjackets. Spring and summer are peak seasons for insect activity, making this the ideal time to take preventative action before infestations become more serious. Common Pests:..
Category: Front Range Pest
Pigeons are highly adaptable birds that thrive in urban environments, where food, shelter, and nesting opportunities are readily available. Left unmanaged, their populations can grow quickly, leading to property damage, health concerns, and ongoing nuisance issues for property owners and businesses. One growing concern, especially in residential and commercial settings, is pigeons nesting under solar..
Bed bugs are a growing concern for commercial properties, especially those that serve travelers. Hotels, short-term rentals, offices, and transportation services are all at higher risk. These tiny pests can quickly turn into a major issue, impacting customer experience, employee comfort, and your reputation. Why Bed Bugs Are a Bigger Risk for Commercial Spaces Even..
Wildlife pest problems are common across the United States, and this time of year in central Colorado and Wyoming, raccoons, skunks, and bats tend to cause the most trouble for homeowners. From raccoons in the attic and skunks burrowing and denning under decks to bats roosting under eaves or inside attics, these animals can quickly..
Rabies Risk and Bat Safety Awareness In Colorado, there have been numerous confirmed cases of rabies in bats in 2025, along with one reported case in neighboring Wyoming. In this region, bats and skunks are the most common carriers of rabies—a rare but deadly virus that can infect all mammals, including humans. Rabies can be..