Rodent Infestation Can Increase Health Risks
As mice search your home for food, they are leaving droppings or urine at unexpected places. Unknown contact with these can cause an array of health problems.
How to get rid of Scorpions
Scorpions can be an issue that many have to deal with, especially in Oklahoma. While they may be an issue not all scorpions are the same. There are also different things they are attracted to, different reasons why they may enter your home and special ways that you can provide treatment to get rid of the scorpions.
Red Wasps vs. Yellowjackets
Red Wasps and Yellowjackets… while they both may be wasps in a general sense, they are two very different insects. Although they may be different, can you tell the difference between the two?
Tips to prevent mice from invading your home
When most people find out they have mice in their home generally a few things cross their minds… how did they get in, what caused them to come in, and how I can prevent more from coming inside. Here are some answers to all of these questions to help you if you find yourself in this situation.
Pesky, Destructive Carpenter Ants
Carpenter ants are tricky and dangerous pests and can cause a great deal of destruction if they’re not properly identified and exterminated.
National Safety Month: Pest Control
Pest control issues are a genuine safety issue for you and your family. Since June is National Safety Month, we wanted to highlight some of the ways in which pests pose a safety risk and how Emtec Pest Control can help keep your family safe:
Stop Summer Pests in Their Tracks
These are some of the most common Oklahoma summer pests, and how to avoid them:
Those Pesky Termites Woody and Stump
Here’s the truth. Termites, like Woody and Stump, are incredibly destructive and will stop at nothing to destroy your home.
Wet Winter and Spring Mean More Spiders in Summer
Oklahoma experienced winter and spring that were slightly warmer and wetter than average. However, just this slight variation is enough to make bug populations explode. And when insect populations increase, so do spider populations.