Mosquitoes are carriers of malaria, encephalitis and yellow and dengue fevers. Their bite can also cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. The female’s saliva contains an anti-coagulant that lets her more easily suck up her meal. The saliva induces an allergic response from her victim’s immune system; that’s why your skin Read more…
Most do-it-yourself ant control approaches kill only the ants you see. Some truly effective treatments can penetrate and destroy nests to help prevent these pests from returning. Also, home remedies don’t account for the fact that different kinds of ant infestations require different treatments.Some ants don’t just enter your home Read more…
Wasps are divided into two primary subgroups: social and solitary. Social wasps account for only about a thousand species and include formidable colony-builders, like yellow jackets and hornets. Unlike bees, wasps can sting repeatedly. Only females have stingers, which are actually modified egg-laying organs. Although wasps are very beneficial to Read more…
Ticks are implicated in the transmission of a number of infections caused by pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and protozoa. Sometimes the tick harbors more than one type of pathogen, making diagnosis of the infection more difficult. Think your house is being infested by Ticks? Call All Pro Exterminators Corp Read more…
Fleas are parasites that feed on humans and other warm blooded animals. When you have a flea problem you and your pets serve as the host Fleabites exhibit several common symptoms. They are very itchy, and the skin around each bite may become sore or painful. And you may experience Read more…
COCKROACHES These insects are some of the most unsanitary in nature. They can contaminate your food and utensils, so you need to act fast when they appear. They can spread disease, contaminate our food and cause allergies and even asthma. Cockroaches can pick up germs on their legs and bodies as Read more…
BED BUGS Bed bugs only feed on blood. Under cool conditions, bed bugs have been able to survive up to a year without a meal. They prefer to be more active at night when the host is asleep. Bed bugs are not known to spread disease. Bed bugs can be Read more…
