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Your Pest Control Service in Sacramento and Organizing Your Garage

By 1seodev / January 30, 2020

Your garage can be a wonderful addition to your home. Your garage keeps your vehicle protected from the elements and it is a storage area for items that just don’t fit in the house. But as most homeowners know, the garage can also become a black hole where junk is stored, pests call it home…

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Home Pest Control in Sacramento and Spring Maintenance

By 1seodev / January 30, 2020

After a long, dark winter, spring is a breath of fresh air. But there is a downside. The longer days and sunshine spotlight all of the flaws around your house. Your gutters are filled with leaves, there are dead plants in your yard and your house could use a coat of paint. Spring is still…

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Your Pest Control Company in Sacramento and Phobias

By 1seodev / January 29, 2020

Phobia: An intense, abnormal or illogical fear of a specified thing. Overview: A person who suffers from any type of phobia will avoid all situations or things they are afraid of. Some symptoms of phobia include fear, panic, rapid heartbeat, shaking and shortness of breath. They also feel the need to leave an uncomfortable situation…

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Your Pest Control Company in Sacramento and Rodent Problems

By 1seodev / January 9, 2020

If you are a homeowner, there is a risk for a rat or mice infestation. A rodent infestation, no matter how small, can be expensive and stressful if not properly handled. Worse still, having a rodent infestation exposes you and your family to a variety of parasites and diseases. The reality is that every home…

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Home Pest Control and How to Properly Store Firewood

By 1seodev / January 2, 2020

Nothing beats relaxing around your home in front of a crackling fireplace. And while you are enjoying a fire in the comfort of your own home, the last thing you want to do is deal with a pest invasion. While the fire in your wood-burning stove or fireplace may fill you with warmth, the firewood…

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Sacramento Residents; Keep Bugs Out Over The Holidays

By 1seodev / December 20, 2019

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. There is so much to do in Sacramento over the holidays, from visiting the Zoo to ice skating downtown. The last thing you want is to deal with pests on Christmas. Don’t share your home with extra guests this holiday season. When temperatures drop, pests can get…

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Tips for Commercial Pest Control in Sacramento

By 1seodev / December 19, 2019

Dealing with pests in your home is one thing. It’s a personal challenge for you and your family when rodents or insects take control of your space. But when you own and operate your own business, a pest control problem not only affects you, it affects your customers and therefore your livelihood. Just like with…

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Three Mice A’Hiding, Two Bugs A’Flying: 4 Common Hiding Places for Holiday Pests in Sacramento

By 1seodev / December 18, 2019

The holidays can be a stressful time. There are presents to wrap and families to feed—and the last thing you need is to accommodate mice, termites and more in your home this Christmas. If you are worried about pests finding their way into your home this holiday season, be sure to look in these common…

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Your Home Pest Control in Sacramento and Spiders

By 1seodev / December 18, 2019

Seeing a spider crawling around your house can be a bit unnerving. And it makes you wonder just how many spiders are hiding out in your home. There are many different types of spiders you might encounter in California, some are completely harmless and some could pose some danger. The trick is to determine which…

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Nutritional Benefits of Eating Insects

By 1seodev / November 1, 2019

Entomophagy. This is a word that not many of us here in the United States are familiar with. It means the practice of eating insects, especially by people. You may be thinking: why do we need a word to describe eating bugs? Probably because most Western societies don’t eat insects, so we had to put…

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