What Can I Do?
Keep Grass Low
Keep Grass Low
Keep Grass Low
Tall grass provides shelter for pests like ticks, fleas, and rodents. Mowing regularly reduces hiding spots and keeps them away.
Vacuum
Keep Grass Low
Keep Grass Low
Vacuuming removes crumbs, pet hair, and even pest eggs, cutting off food sources and disrupting their life cycle.
Insulate!
Keep Grass Low
Proper insulation keeps pests from sneaking in through temperature gaps while also reducing energy costs. Win-win!
Seal Food Containers
Eliminate Standing Water
Store food in airtight containers to keep ants, roaches, and pantry pests from turning your kitchen into a buffet.
Laundry (Dryer)
Eliminate Standing Water
Eliminate Standing Water
Washing clothes, bedding, and pet blankets often helps prevent fabric pests like moths and bed bugs from settling in.
Eliminate Standing Water
Eliminate Standing Water
Eliminate Standing Water
Your bird bath can turn into a mosquito bath in just a couple days.
Mosquitoes and other pests breed in stagnant water, so empty birdbaths, gutters, and planters regularly.
Sanitize
Wipe down counters, sweep floors, and take out the trash regularly to eliminate food residue and scent trails pests follow.
Get A Fake Owl!
Do you like how this thing is staring at you right now? Neither do mice.
It sounds crazy, but rodents and nuisance birds are excellent at detecting predatory birds, and will actively avoid owls.
Even fake ones.
Declutter Storage Areas
Pests love dark, cluttered spaces. Keep basements, attics, and garages tidy to reduce hiding spots.
Turn-Off The Lights
Turn-Off The Lights
Insects are drawn to lights, and fewer bugs outside means fewer trying to get inside.