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Learn From Our Pest Control Blog

Pest behavior in Arizona does not follow the same rules as the rest of the country. From bark scorpion season to monsoon-driven ant and roach activity, the Valley of the Sun has its own pest calendar. Browse the articles below for practical, Arizona-specific guidance on what is active, when, and what to do about it.

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Palo Verde Beetles – Learn More About Them

Palo Verde beetles are often the cause for a shriek due to their appearance and their menacing looking pincher mandable.  But the truth is these beetles, which are also known as Palo Verde root borer (scientific name: Derobrachus geminatus), are harmless.

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Pest Control in Gilbert

The mix of desert climate and constant development makes Gilbert a hot spot for pests. Warm weather means insects stay active almost year-round, and newer neighborhoods often see problems pop up as pests get displaced from construction.

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Phoenix Pest Control
The way a Maryvale block wall holds warmth at midnight is different from a cool tree lined street in Encanto Village. And the pests notice that stuff way faster than we do.
 
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When Crickets Invade Your Home

Crickets are insects that are known to have come from Europe. They can now be found throughout the United States, particularly in the Rocky Mountains. There are different kinds of crickets and those that infest your home are called house crickets.

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A Global Pest Problem: Ants

It was a bright and sunny day in July 2013. A 65-year-old woman was casually taking a dip in her pool. Moments later, the woman went into an anaphylactic shock. An anaphylactic shock is a form of severe allergic reaction that causes the entire immune system to go “nuclear” in the whole body.

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