Imagine the scene. You and your family are huddled together under the blankets on the couch. It’s supposed to be a nice quiet night at home in front of your television, but suddenly, you’re all paralyzed by fear. You hear scratching sounds above you, and it can only be one thing: a monster in your attic!
One thing that every homeowner hates to see are cockroaches. When you turn on the kitchen light and watch them scurry away, it always makes you feel like there’s no hope. Between cockroaches and ants, you begin to feel like you have a bunch of uninvited guests, and that you can’t get rid of them fast enough, particularly during the hot times of the year.
Even though we’re still being actively encouraged to stay home as much as we can, sometimes there is simply no getting around the fact that there are places that we have to go, people that we have to see, and things that we have to do. Most business are moving as many operations as they can online, but sometimes you still have to meet face to face (or mask to mask). Fortunately, safety measures are being followed more regularly these days, and traveling is getting a little less risky. But no matter what else that we’re dealing with in the world, we still face the problem of dealing with bed bugs when we travel.
Now that we’re all spending much more time at our homes, we owe it to ourselves to keep them clean and comfortable. Even if we’re still putting off those long overdue home improvements, we still need to make an effective plan to keep pests away. The good news is that insect infestations can be relatively easy to prevent by simply maintaining a regular cleaning schedule. But what can we do when we have larger pests such as raccoons, opossums, and squirrels nesting in our attics or crawl spaces?
The COVID-19 pandemic has been going on for months, with no easy end in sight. We’re all being actively encouraged to remain at home as much as we can to stay safe until our experts determine an effective solution, and we definitely want to make sure that we’re all comfortable as we deal with the problem. No two families have the same idea of what makes an ideal home, but our team at The Bug Man is pretty confident that an ant infestation is always unwelcome!
