Indoor Pest Control

Different insects have different cold weather habits.

Look for these telltale indicators to find pests quickly.

Stay one step ahead of clever critters trying to move in.

They're faster, but you're smarter.

Crawling critters love to make their way into your inviting home, quickly setting up camp and taking over your space.

Most homeowners agree that any uninvited guest in their home is considered a pest.

Even when you keep your space neat, you may still have pests.

Small rodents and certain insects invade more frequently when the cold weather hits.

Gnats seem to appear in droves overnight. Thankfully, this homemade trap takes even less time to set.

Get these pests out of your home, and prevent them from returning.

Save the wood inside your home by familiarizing yourself with common wood-boring pests and extermination methods.

Crickets can be a nuisance, but using pesticides may not be the answer for eliminating them. Here are some natural solutions.

Use simple household products instead of expensive chemicals to get rid of clover mites.

If yellow jackets aren't a welcome visitor in your home or backyard, try one of these natural methods to get rid of them for good.

Mold and mildew in your bathroom can cause a host of problems, one being a springtail infestation. Learn what you can do to stop it.

Carpet beetles can do serious damage to anything made of organic matter and natural fibers.

Get them out and keep them out.

Ditch the poison for these safe, organic ways to fend off creepy-crawlies.

They're not dangerous, they're just a nuisance.

Learning how to find and identify mouse nests is integral in extermination and prevention.

There are several methods available for preventing flea infestation, but if you've had trouble getting something to work, try Borax!

Rat poison comes in handy if you need to eliminate rats from your home.

Professional pest control services can be expensive.

Seal food, lay pesticides, and keep things clean.