Escondido Pest Control Company

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of masks, gloves, sanitizers, and social distancing has become a way of life. While protecting our family against  COVID-19  is still a priority, it is also critical to protect them from common pests that can cause mayhem in your house anytime.  Following are the bits of advice from the experts to efficiently  eradicate pests  from your house during the pandemic. Seal All the Doors During the pandemic, make sure that all the doors of your home are properly sealed to keep out unwanted pests. If you spend time examining the entryways of your house, you will be astonished to find out the number of unsealed gaps present. These crevices are open invitations for these annoying creatures to enter your home. Install a robust steel or aluminum threshold beneath your door to guarantee that insects do not make their way through gaps under your door. The use of a door sweep is another practical solution to seal the doors. The door s...

Nobody wants to live in a home full of fleas. They are built to be tough, and it doesn’t take them long to take over your living space once they’ve entered. In addition to the agony and distress they cause,  fleas  are known for spreading diseases such as bubonic plague and murine typhus. Fleas can also induce allergic responses in humans and animals, making them a serious health problem for the entire household. Following are the seven most effective tips to  exterminate fleas  once they have gotten into your home. Treat Your Pets If you have a flea infestation in your home, there is a significant possibility that your pets might be the carrier. These infestations can be seriously unpleasant for your pets since flea bites can result in severe skin problems and serious illnesses. Make an appointment with your veterinarian to discuss flea control for your pets. They will advise you on the best treatment for your specific flea infestation keeping in mind the climat...

In California, winter is comparatively milder than in most parts of the country. Still, the change in weather brings a significant shift in the activity of the pests common to California.  Most insects hibernate in the winter as they are cold-blooded. However, the presence of warm, climate-controlled homes, as well as a consistent source of food and water, may encourage some  pests  to come indoors rather than hibernate during the winter months. As a result, you may have several unwanted visitors in your home during the winter. Here are some pests to be on the lookout for if you are living in California. Rodents In winter, rodents get attracted to the warmth and serenity of your climate-controlled California home. These pests can chew up your furniture, feast on your pantry, and contaminate your home with their excrement and urine. Rodents  have a lot more outdoor activity around the beginning of winter. If you have any broken screens, gaps, or holes in your roo...