Indiana Pest Control Expert Talks About Springtime Insects

April 13, 2011 - PRLog -- Evansville, IN – Springtime seems to be the hatch door to wherever the insects hibernate during the winter. April showers bring May flowers and insect infestations in all shapes and sizes. Swat Pest Management, Inc. is reaching out to homeowners making sure each home is prepared to resist insect problems this spring and summer.

Prevention is the best way to deal with pests, especially since no one really enjoys encountering these creepy crawlers. What pests are likely to be spotted this time of year and what can be done to prevent and treat such critters? Swat Pest Management, Inc. has the answers.

Most insects are inactive until the temperature rises to about 60° Fahrenheit, when insects begin looking for food and nesting grounds. Most commonly, homeowners notice small or large black ants. The larger ant, the carpenter ant, digs tunnels and colonies in walls and creates nests inside or outside. Meanwhile the smaller ants reside in soil, but relocate to find food.

The smaller ant, Pavement Ants, actually create large colonies that need to be treated in order to eliminate. Pavement Ants inundate countertops in their search for food.
In addition to ants, the spring weather also brings out bees, centipedes, and spiders—none of which tend to be a family favorite.

Whether a homeowner wants to prevent these pests or eliminate a current infestation, Swat Pest Management, Inc. can help. They offer superior pest control in Evansville, IN and all surrounding areas. From indoor and outdoor inspections and treatments, to web removal and sanitation—Swat Pest Management, Inc. can help.  
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