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Not necessarily. Our comprehensive steaming and treatment process is designed to effectively eliminate bed bugs and their eggs from your mattress. However, if your mattress is old or the infestation is particularly severe, you might consider replacing it for peace of mind. If you decide to keep your mattress, investing in a bed bug-proof mattress […]
What happens if the treatment didn’t work or if I still see termites?We offer a 10-year guarantee on our termite treatments. If you continue to see termites after our service, please contact us immediately.
Currently, we do not offer organic or chemical-free treatments for termites, as chemicals are necessary for thorough extermination. However, all our treatments are safe for households.
Our commitment to customer satisfaction, use of the best products, comprehensive treatment plan, and safety precautions make us stand out.
We understand the urgency of a termite infestation and aim for same-day service whenever possible, especially if the property is prepped.
If you discover a nest on your property, it’s essential not to disturb it. Many stinging insects can become aggressive when threatened. Instead, maintain a safe distance and contact a professional pest control service to assess the situation and provide safe removal or treatment options.
Bees tend to have a more rounded and furry appearance, beneficial for pollen collection. Wasps, on the other hand, have slender bodies with a narrow waist and are generally less hairy. Hornets, a subset of wasps, are usually larger and can be identified by their stout bodies and pronounced head.
Not all bees in Utah are dangerous. While honeybees, bumblebees, and many native bee species are generally non-aggressive and vital for pollination, some, like the Africanized Honeybee, can be more aggressive if provoked. Always exercise caution around bee colonies and seek professional assistance for removal.
Wasps and hornets often seek out small, enclosed spaces for nesting because these locations offer protection from predators, harsh weather, and other environmental factors. Such spaces also provide a controlled environment for raising their young. Establishing nests in sheltered locations enhances the survival chances of their colonies.
Utah is home to various wasp and hornet species. Common ones include the Western Yellowjacket, Paper Wasp, Mud Dauber, and the Bald-faced Hornet. While these insects play vital roles in pest control and pollination, some can be aggressive or problematic when they establish nests near human dwellings.
