Selling a home in Arizona comes with a long list of details — cleaning, small repairs, and stacks of paperwork. But one item that often surprises sellers is the termite inspection. While it’s not always legally required, termite inspections have become a smart and almost standard step for Arizona home buyers and sellers are often […]
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Living in Tucson means adjusting to the rhythms of the desert. The summer monsoon usually brings a mix of relief and chaos—sudden downpours, humid air, and lush desert growth. But when the rains don’t come, or come in much smaller amounts, we’re left with what’s called a “dry monsoon.” While some people may feel relieved
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After a monsoon, it’s normal to see more pests around your house. The rain brings cooler weather, but it also leaves pools of water and makes your yard damp, which is perfect for pests like mosquitoes, ants, and cockroaches to show up. This can be frustrating, but there are simple things you can do to
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Lurking beneath the sun-baked soil of Tucson, an army of tiny invaders threatens to turn your dream home into a nightmare. No, we’re not talking about a sci-fi movie plot – we’re talking about termites, the silent destroyers that could be feasting on your house right now. These minuscule menaces may not look like much,
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A SURPRISING CONNECTION When we think of deserts, we often imagine vast, arid landscapes with relentless sun and minimal water. The idea of mosquitoes—those pesky, buzzing insects typically associated with humid, wet environments—seems far removed from this picture. However, the phenomenon of desert monsoons brings about a surprising connection between these two seemingly incompatible elements.
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Sewer Roaches! Why are They a Serious Problem in Areas like Pima and Maricopa county? How Do Sewer Roaches End Up Inside Anyhow? Sewer roaches sneak into your homes when it’s raining outside. A typical monsoon is a life-or-death situation for the roach, and they are forced to search for shelter that is high and
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Mosquitoes. Your Dog. Heartworm Disease. Recently I took my dog to the vet’s office and the vet talked to me about heartworms. I learned quite a bit in that visit, like: the ONLY way your dog can be infected is with the bite of an infected mosquito. My backyard has a lot of mosquitoes and
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Bees and the Mesquite Tree A lot of rain during the monsoon season usually means a lot of blooms in March and April. Mesquite trees have “perfect” yellow blossoms and Tucsonans start to feel the effects of pollen in the air. The Mesquite tree’s small flowers also contain a great deal of nectar and attract
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Where you were when you first heard the term “COVID-19”? When you heard it, did you have any idea how much it would change your life? Most of us didn’t have a clue. But here we are, adjusting to our new reality. While that reality is different for everyone, it means most of us are
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