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Termites
Swarmers in spring: what they actually mean
A cloud of winged insects by a window in March is the most common way a Gulf Coast homeowner finds out they have termites. Here is how to tell them from flying ants, and what to do that afternoon.
Cockroaches
Why German roaches keep coming back
A perimeter spray is the wrong tool for a German roach problem, and it is why the same kitchen gets treated four times without ever getting clean.
Rodents
Exclusion beats trapping every time
Traps in the attic address the mice that are already inside. Sealing the gaps they came through addresses the next twenty.
Bed bugs
Bed bugs in a rental: who does what
Treating one unit in a multifamily building and stopping there is how a building-wide problem starts. What a landlord, a tenant and a technician each need to do.
Ants
Fire ants move after heavy rain
The mounds that appear across a yard the day after a storm are not new colonies. They are the same ones, pushed up out of flooded galleries.
Termites
What a WDO letter does and does not cover
The wood-destroying organism report your lender asks for at closing is a narrower document than most buyers assume. Here is what is actually in it.