Smart prevention tips that actually work Professional treatments are important, but homeowners can significantly reduce pest pressure by addressing the conditions that attract pests in the first place. Eliminating standing water, keeping gutters clear, trimming vegetation away from the home, sealing cracks, and managing moisture around crawl spaces all make a measurable difference. In humid…
Short answer: yes—and here’s why In colder climates, pest control is often seasonal. Coastal Georgia is different. Many pests remain active year-round, and those that slow down often move indoors for shelter. Rodents seek warmth, roaches remain active in crawl spaces, and termites never truly go dormant. Skipping service for part of the year allows…
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