by Sharyn Haggerty | Sep 15, 2021 | bee removal, bees, hornet removal, hornets, pest control, residential pest control, wasps
As summer slowly begins to come to an end, stinging insects, including wasps, hornets and yellowjackets, are entering their most active season. NW Pest Control wants to remind homeowners to be cautious. As the summer winds down, stinging insect activity perks up. ...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Jul 20, 2021 | Mosquito and Ticks, pest control, residential pest control
Most people start swatting away when they hear the distinct buzzing noise of a hornet, there are much safer ways to deal with these sometimes-aggressive summer pests. NW Pest Control advises homeowners that when it comes to stinging insects, gaining a better...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Jun 24, 2021 | Mosquito and Ticks, pest control, residential pest control
As we transition into the summer season, the mosquito and tick populations are rising once again. While these pests are certainly nuisances, they can also transmit harmful diseases like Zika virus, West Nile virus, Lyme disease, and more. We want to share some...
by Sharyn Haggerty | Oct 20, 2020 | Mice Extermination, pest control, residential pest control, rodent control
Humans are not the only ones worried about keeping warm this winter. While some animals hibernate or grow thick winter coats for warmth, others look for warmth by entering our homes, where they make some very unwelcome house guests. According to the National Pest...
by Robin Vallerand | Jan 15, 2016 | Boston bed bug treatment, New England pest extermination, residential pest control
By now, everyone in the Boston area knows what a nightmare that bed bugs can be. Bed bugs, about the size of an apple seed, are often able to sneak into a residential property undetected. The unwanted pests will then find a place to make their nest and begin...
by Robin Vallerand | Jan 14, 2016 | Boston winter pest control, Cambridge pest control, Mice Extermination, New England pest extermination, residential pest control, rodent control
With winter in full effect in the Boston area, many residents are reporting signs of rodents who have found their way inside. The cold weather causes mice and rats to seek warmth and shelter indoors until it gets warmer. Rodents of all types can squeeze through...
