otherwise known as the sunshine state, a state in the southeast of the United States that is bordered by the the states of Georgia and Alabama to the north, to the east by the Atlantic Ocean, to the south by the Straits of Florida, and to the west by the Gulf of Mexico
Hurricane season lasts from June 30th to November 30th in 2025. Every year you can expect a few dozen major storms to develop, all of which may progress to hurricane size. Winds of 74 mph or more are automatically classified as hurricane strength, a fact that also comes with the storm getting its own name […]
Even in Central Florida, where the weather is warm most of the year, ants tend to go into a hibernation mode. During the “winter” months of our area (December -March), the weather can get pretty cold, especially at night. There were a few weeks in January where it was downright uncomfortable. Ants simply hate to […]
Having been in business for well over 40 years, we have tended to notice trends and statistics. Although it may seem obvious that pests are more active in summer months, especially if you are up north where it gets much colder, nothing reinforces this fact more than the amount of calls we get in summer […]
Just like any other living creature, pests like rats, insects and reptiles are affected by freezing conditions. Long exposure to super frigid conditions can be life threatening to most any organism. Warm-blooded animals are most sensitive to cold extremes. Rodents like rats, mice, squirrels, and raccoons all fit into this category. Not long ago, we […]
As you can probably guess, pests are more common in the Sunshine State than just about anywhere in the country. The weather is warm most of the year and there are plenty of food and water sources for them. The same thing that makes Florida attractive to humans also makes it ideal for pests. In […]
Plecia nearctica, aka the lovebug, is an insect that Central Floridians usually see twice per year during their mating seasons. In fact, the reason they are nicknamed “lovebugs” is because we only see them when they are mating. This is when the air is clouded with swarms of these things. They look like they are […]
You’ve bought the sprays. You’ve tried the baits. Nothing seems to work with your roach problem. Bite the bullet and call your pest control specialist in Brevard County. We know exactly what it takes to eliminate your current roach population and prevent a new one from forming. People are often able to kill a few […]
When you own a pool in South Florida, you can expect to experience some unique environmental challenges, which make it more prone to leaks. Let’s discuss why this happens and what you can do about it. First, the region’s year-round sunshine can be harsh on your swimming pool. The intense sunlight bakes the surface, making […]
A lizard with an orange, tan or red head and tail with a dark main torso has been spotted all along Brevard County this summer. In fact, the other day I was filling up at 7-11 and saw one on the side wall of the building. So, what are these lizards that now call Brevard […]
No house is totally 100% secure from pests. Even brand new homes may have tiny spaces that ants can wiggle their way into. Roaches have been known to use plumbing to gain entry into people’s homes. The housecat or dog will often track in fleas when they get out. This is why it is important […]