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Learn about the various seasonal pests, DIY tips and tricks, and other useful things regarding pest control in the Baton Rouge area!

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Pest Spotlight: Rats and Mice in the Home

Did you know that mice and rats are some of the most common pests that invade homes across the country?

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Do Lovebugs Ruin Car Paint?

If you’ve recently driven through a swarm of these flying pests, prevent lovebug damage to your car’s paint by washing them off sooner rather than later.

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How to Get Rid of a Dirt Dauber Nest

A dirt dauber is a common way to refer to a wasp that makes its nest out of the mud. A dirt dauber's appearance can vary, but generally speaking, they have a tapered waist, are black or metallic in color, and have clear or black wings.

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Pest Spotlight: Yellow Jackets

Yellow jackets are an unwelcome pest because they sting. Yes, they do have a lot in common with other stingers like wasps and hornets, but they do have a few unique qualities that are good to know and understand.

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Pest Control Tips for Your RV

Owning an RV is a great way to spend quality time with your friends and family, but sometimes uninvited guests show up! We're talking here about pests. Click here to read more about pest control tips for your RV.

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Termite Season in Louisiana

Every Spring, we deal with the unavoidable - termite swarms. Many people ask us when termite season really begins, and what they can do to be prepared so that their homes don't become the target for a termite colony. We have some answers to these questions!

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Yard Maintenance & Pest Control

Don't forget about your yard when it's time to tackle spring cleaning chores!

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Pest Spotlight: Moths

Moths are unfortunately the type of pest that can cause damage to your belongings and household goods.

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Pest Spotlight: Lice

Lice are tiny, parasitic insects that feed on human blood, and they are easily spread from person-to-person through body contact. Since these insects are wingless, they cannot fly or hop, but move by crawling.

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