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Roaches are a common problem in Florida but why? - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Roaches Are A Common Problem In Florida But Why?

Roaches are a common problem in Florida but why are they so prevalent here versus other areas of the US? There are a lot of roaches in Florida so we’ll explore why our weather and living conditions make the environment conducive for them, and review the threat posed by roaches and what

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Ants, a common South Florida problem buy why? - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Ants, A Common South Florida Problem But Why?

Ants are a common problem in South Florida homes. Let’s take a look at why and review the types of common ants typically found in South Florida homes and lawns, how to identify them, and what to do if ants are taking over your home. It’s not uncommon in South Florida to

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Yes there's a reason for termites - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Yes, There’s A Season For Termites

Termite season arrives in South Florida in the spring and can last all throughout the summer months. And if your home is vulnerable to an infestation, the peaks of termite season might be a particularly rough time for you. These little homewreckers can wreak havoc and once they establish themselves, they can

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Does Florida have bugs in winter? - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Does Florida Have Bugs In Winter?

The short answer is yes! Although pest activity peaks in the summer months, winter brings rise to other bugs Florida homeowners need to look out for. While some insects die off in the winter months, others hibernate in the soil, some convert their body fluids into glycerol that keeps them warm during

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Where do all the bugs go in the winter? Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Where Do All The Bugs Go In The Winter?

As fall turns into winter, days grow shorter, temperatures drop, and there don’t seem to be as many pests bothering people and causing trouble in homes, as well as outdoors. Where do bugs go in the winter? In most US states with colder temperatures during the winter, bugs have adapted ways to

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10 facts about rats you never knew - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

10 Facts About Rats You Never Knew

It may seem like rats are causing more turmoil than ever in urban settings, such as Atlanta, New York, and Miami. Other cities, such as Chicago, however, took control of their problem in an aggressive systematic attack on rats and Canada’s Alberta province boasts the largest inhabited area known to be completely

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Creepy facts about spiders you won't believe - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Creepy Facts About Spiders You Won’t Believe

While spiders, generally speaking, are pretty interesting with their abilities to spin webs, creating their own homes as well as a lair for their unsuspecting prey, humans, on the whole, perceive these eight-legged animals as creepy and something to fear. Sure, if a tarantula appears in your kitchen, just as you are

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How to get rid of tiny black bugs - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

How To Get Rid Of Tiny Black Bugs

In South Florida, bugs are never in short supply and the occasional pest that ventures into your home from outdoors should be no cause for alarm. Tiny black bugs in your kitchen are often brought into your home in cardboard boxes or paper bags, along with your groceries. One or two bugs in

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Should I be worried about termites? yes - Pest control services in South Florida by Petri Pest Control

Should I Be Worried About Termites? Yes, Here’s Why

In nature, termites’ role in our ecosystem serves several purposes. These involve breaking down fallen trees in forests, nourishing the soil, and clearing excess wood from forest floors where there is an overabundance of dead trees. Termite mounds are also useful in diverse environments in Africa, Australia, and South America allowing cheetahs

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