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Ant Control Matters as Ants Invade During Monsoons When monsoon clouds roll into Tucson, the desert landscape comes alive—and so do the ants. While the rain brings relief from the blazing heat, it also signals the start of ant season. Fire ants, one of the most aggressive and fast-moving pests, become much more active during […]
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June 15th marked the first day of the Monsoon 2020. The monsoon season is responsible for over half of our average annual rainfall each year. The National Weather Service has decreed a monsoon season from June 15 to September 30. While our summer rain brings much-needed moisture to Tucson, it also brings out the wildlife.
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“I love weeds in my yard,” said NO ONE EVER. Ugly and detrimental to landscaping, weeds are the bane of a homeowner’s existence. But there is another reason weeds need to be controlled that people don’t often consider: they provide harbor for other unwanted pests. Unfortunately, bugs and weeds go together. WHY DO BUGS AND
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Many people ask us how to distinguish a termite vs flying ant. Since Tucson has the dubious distinction of being one of the cities with the most termite infestations in the US, it’s a good idea to know when you see one. We’ll explain how to easily identify the insect itself, how to recognize the
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Monsoon season affects the Tucson area and all its residents in different ways. Though monsoon storms can provide a welcome reprieve from the unrelenting Arizona heat, they also present other issues, particularly concerning pest control. Learn how monsoon pests surround your home and how you can address the problem. WHEN IS MONSOON SEASON?
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Warm or Cold Weather Affects Ants Learn how to keep ants out of your house. Warm weather changes can mean ant invasion and our phones have been ringing with ant complaints from our customers. Our unusually warm winter means more ants. Cold weather means less. Ants Prefer Warmth Ants are cold-blooded and prefer warmth. The
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