by Sharyn Haggerty | Sep 7, 2021 | bedbugs, pest control
Summer vacation is over, and schools and universities are back in session. While getting reacclimated and back to a routine is going to be a big change, especially this year, NW Pest Control is encouraging parents and students to also spend some time brushing up on...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Apr 29, 2021 | Boston termite removal, New England pest extermination, termite control
Spring is here in New England and this is the start of the termite swarming season too. Termites have started swarming and could seek out your home for their new nesting space. Because the damage from a termite infestation can easily go unnoticed, we want to share the...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Mar 12, 2021 | Boston termite removal, New England pest extermination, termite control
This March, NW Pest Control wants to spread public awareness of Termite Awareness and the extensive damage these pests can cause to homes. Now is the right time to highlight the estimated $5 billion in property damage termites cause in the U.S. each year—damage that...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Jan 19, 2021 | New England pest extermination
In recent weeks, many homeowners are starting to hear scratching, scurrying, and weird noises coming from their attics? Those noises are probably coming from squirrels. Squirrels have litters of babies twice a year, and need a nice, sheltered place to nest. However,...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Dec 18, 2020 | New England pest extermination
During the winter, the wildlife in New England are still very active. Squirrels, raccoons, mice, and rats will all be looking for a warm place to spend the colder months. When these nuisance pests get into your home, they can cause serious damage to your property...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Nov 25, 2020 | New England pest extermination
When it comes to car problems, there are countless possible causes. However, motorists might be surprised to learn that a rodent infestation could be what is causing the problems with their vehicle. NW Pest Control cautions drivers to be on the lookout for a rodent...
