24/7 Live Customer ServiceCALL OR TEXT (225) 261-4198
Learn about the various seasonal pests, DIY tips and tricks, and other useful things regarding pest control in the Baton Rouge area!
Blog
There’s nothing more irritating than a buzzing fly. They seem like they’re always hovering around and landing on you, or worse, your food. Yet just when you go to swat them, they disappear. To fight the enemy, you should know the enemy. So here’s some information on houseflies you may not already know.
The hot summer is coming to a close to give way to the cooler fall. For many people, it’s time to get ready and prepare for pests that arrive with the colder weather, hoping for somewhere to hide from the elements. Insects such as ants, spiders, and cockroaches, and rodents such as rats and mice are some of the pests that come calling at our homes and places of work.
Centipedes are those creepy-crawly and lightning-fast little creatures with what looks like a hundred legs and pointy pinchers. If you’ve seen one, you know just how scary they can be to find in your home. But what do you really know about them?
Apartments may seem like pest-free zones because there are no yards to provide safe havens for creepy creatures and their furry friends. But in reality, pests can be a major concern. With so many people living closely and numerous spaces in between, apartments can be the perfect dwellings for pests.
Ants become more active as the weather warms up, so you’re more likely to see them in the spring or summer.
Crickets are a type of insect which belongs to the family Orthoptera. There are over 900 different species of cricket, and they can be green, brown, black, or red in color. Crickets are usually no larger than one or two inches in length and are distinguishable by their easily-recognizable song, known as chirping.
It’s finally summer! Which means spending more time outside with bothersome insects. Some are harmful and some aren’t, but how can you tell the difference?
Fire ants are a specific sub-species of ant that are known for their red exterior and painful bites. They aren't nearly as common as normal ants, but they are much more dangerous to humans and therefore are considered a more serious pest.
Midges are tiny flying bugs. Wet areas provide a breeding ground for midges who lay their eggs on the water’s surface. The hatched larvae clean up the water they live in by consuming organic debris.
ConvenientLOCATIONS
Zachary4946 Main Street Zachary, LA 70791 (225) 654-0482
Baton Rouge(225) 261-4198
Denham Springs / Walker(225) 664-6158
Ascension Parish/Gonzales(225) 673-4130
New Roads/Plaquemine(225) 673-4130
St. Gabriel Hammond/Ponchatoula
Copyright 2025 Bayou Cajun Pest Control. All Rights Reserved | Privacy PolicyLegnd Web Design