Pest Library

Ants are among the most common household pests. They are social insects living in big colonies and known for infesting in large numbers. You can learn more about ants, why they infest Nassau and Suffolk County homes, and how to keep them out by checking out our guide below.

Cockroaches are pests many people living on Long Island are familiar with as many homes provide ideal living conditions for them. However, surprisingly few people know just how often cockroaches get into homes, leaving people vulnerable to an infestation.

Fleas are vector pests that are notorious for feeding on household pets. However, they also pose a threat to humans. When it comes to the dangers of fleas, there are serious consequences to consider.

Mosquitoes are a type of fly belonging to the family Culicidae. They are small with a segmented body, wings, three pairs of long legs, and elongated mouthparts that the females use for biting mammals and drinking blood and that both males and females use to feed on plant nectar. The mosquito life cycle consists of four life stages – egg, larva, pupa, and adult; the first occurring in water.

Belonging to the order Hymenoptera, stinging insects typically have wings and stingers used to inject venom into their victims. This classification of insects is known as aggressive and the social species for swarming in large numbers, increasing the danger of the stings and the potential for serious medical issues.

Ticks are blood-feeding pests that, through their feeding process, transmit diseases to people and animals. Controlling ticks and keeping them from taking over your outdoor space is important to the health and safety of your family.